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When Albuquerque community cooperation, nothing broken the father took an number of very slowly as a result. All right! We arc agreed in principle. Now, how The fourth cord is a thoughtful vote by every mem- all were equal We are all selfish. But there is a self- ber on the ten most to be done the similar sticks and tied them in a bundle. Handing these benighted shall we apply that principle to the problem in hand important things by "now break these." The was ishness which makes us seek personal advantage through that of stimulating the development of Albuquerque? Chamber this coming year. A program for the year to his son he said, boy others. is an will be decided a vote. unable so much as to bend them. "In union there is injurying or destroying There enlightened A plan has been made; let us carry it out. A drive for upon by majority selfishness which leads us to see that in the advantage memberships in the Chamber of Commerce will occur on ine nnn cora is me decision 10 lay Down our strength." of all lies our ideas after this vote is taken and to of of greatest personal advantage. Friday, Saturday and Monday. personal join After the signers the Declaration Independence We have rivalries in business. But the field enthusiastically in bringing those ten to accomplish- - had attached their names to that immortal document, private There are five cords which we can use to bind our things of conflicting interests is very narrow. Beyond that bundle of sticks. Without these tied jment in 1922. Benjamin Franklin said, "Now gentlemen we must all is that field of a of interests where cord3, energetically, this method this can tie its sticks so we will He was point great community the sticks will not remain bound. By city tightly hang together or all hang separately." the common good produces what is best for each indi- that no power can break them. The absence of one stick The cord is team-wor- k in drive. Workers pointing to the same truth which the father exemplified vidual. first the will weaken the bundle. Do not be silly and disloyal with the sticks. If can be added to the are needed. Call the Chamber of Commerce today and to hold aloof. Join fellows in this 25,000 people Albuquerque will tie this cord. enough your supreme Time was, perhaps, when Albuquerque practiced increased volume of business will produce for each, say you help (effort to put across a program of city building in Albu- this great principle but not of late. Each has gone more profit than we can take away from each other by The second cord is at least one membership in the querque. alone. We have even broken each others sticks. Jeal- "strong arm" methods. Chamber for every man and every business woman, in To the degree in which we succeed in binding our ousies, rivalries, quarrels, have prevented us from bind- It has been said that "when thieves fall out, honest the city. When the solicitor calls, tie a knot in this sticks together with these cords, will we succeed in our ing our interests together. One by one our plans have men get their dues." It is also true that when honest cord by joining your neighbors in community effort. 'plans. Without plans, well conceived and intelligently been broken. men fall out, thieves get their opportunity. The third cord is to take an active interest in the pressed, no city can grow as it should. CITY A 1 CITY EDITION 11 A BUQUERQUE JOURNAL. EDITION KOIlTY-SKCO- YKAIt New November 1221. Dully by Carrier or Mull H.'ic a Month VOL. CLXXI. No. 54. Albuquerque, Mexico, Wednesday, 23, N:nglc topic Be RESOLUTION TO E FORGES ENVOYS DISCUSS 5 OFFICIALS U. S. Proposes to Scrap These Five 1 ypes ADJOURN PASSED TA EU of That Cost BY THE SENATE DETAILS OF Ships $99,535,000 - OF SANTA FE Capital (Ilj Tin- t,.il PrefH Washington, Nov. 22. A FOR ARMY, SAY concurrent resolution was EAST AND ARMS ndnpted ly the senate late to- day to adjourn sine die tomor- row night after a vote Is taken DEATH on the tax bill. The resolution EFT GERMAN CHIEFS now goes to the housn, where CUT PROPOSALS It is expected to bo acted favor- ably upon. Tho senate In executive ses- Government Takes Issue sion tonight endeavored to Negotiations Move More ' clean the of ACCIDENT With of Pre i slate presidential II the Charge &S L 1 nominations and more than Slowly as the Delegates mier Briand of France in J&0L fiilitl 200 were confirmed. Get Down to Serious Con- iMy Nomination of Henry Lin- His Washington Speech. coln Johnson, negro and re- sideration of Problems. William Mathie, Superin- publican national committee- man for Georgia, to be re- tendent of the Albuquer- ADDRESS IS BRANDED corder of deeds for the Iiistrict BRIAND'S PLEA FALLS at Winslow, AS "FLAT FALSEHOOD" of Columbia, was rejected. ON SYMPATHETIC EARS que Division, Plans for the adjournment Is One of the Victims. of congress tomorrow virtually His Attitude May Under preclude any action on parking Committee of the Whole on a resolution to order work on 4 OTHER PERSONS mine and Nullify the battleships stopped while the Land Armament Will REPORTED INJURED Whole Effort Toward Dis- arms conference is in session. Meet French Pre- Senator King, democrat, Utah, Today; armament Papers Fear.' today souKht to obtain com- mier is to Speak. An Automobile Inspection mittee action on his resolution to this effect nod was Awioclatcd NearWick-enbur- g, (By The Annotated Treti.) promised (By The Prow.) Car Overturns by Senator Page, republican. Berlin, Nov. 21 (by the Asso a Washington, Nov. 22 (by the As- to Vermont, chnirmari, that poll re- Ariz., Close ciated Press'). In a statement to of the committee would bo sociated Press.) Negotiations California Border. the Associated Press today, the taken to determine whether lating to both tho Far East and Herman government takes issue the question should lie taken armament limitation moved more (By The Ammrlated I'rewt.) with the of Premier Priand up. Republican leaders de- slowly today as attention of tha charge clared an adverse decision was arms NoV. 22.-- W. of France in his address before deleg.ites passed from general Phoeniz, Ariz., certain. policies to details. H. Oliver of Los Angeles, the Washington conference that China's economic embarrass- chief engineer of the Coast the German police forces and the ments formed tho text for tho Fur To-pe- nucleus Eastern discussions, which resulted Line3 of the Atchison, ka relchswehr constituted a German REHABILITATION in tho appointment of a and Santa Fe for a future army. of of niim railway, M. assertion representatives and four division officers of It declared Briand's nations to study the subject of ad- that tho relchswehr is composed ministrative autonomy for China, that railway were killed of officers and non- with particular reference to tariff exclusively OF. AFFAIRS..! and tax restrictions. when a motor inspection car commissioned officers of the old ;- - Tho land armament problem el- - turned over. three . miles and that - - army says, PL so was considered nt informal con- north of Wickenburg, Ari- the built of the relchswehr Is made W'"' ferences and a meeting of tho arm- 40 miles northwest of of between the ages of CHINA IS BEGUi ament committee of the whole was zona, up youths l2iv ex- here. 19 and21, recruited since the war. called for tomorrow, with tho Tho statement says that the pectation that Premier liriaud, of In addition to those killed, were created France, would say a Inst word as "protection police" t0 hla on armies. several persons were in- at the bidding of the entente, and Customs and Tax Restric- - c01,,tvui8AB.- adds: imiiiient. jured, some of them "The relchswehr is un- tions tsy we On the side of naval armament. wholly imposed informal continued be- affiliated with the schutz polizei, Great Will Be exchanges : of the se- - Powers tween delegates and naval experts The other dead are which took the place with an air of confidence when the entente or- - ee growing WILLIAM MATHIE nfjeurity police Probed by that details of the American plan UV1 f (I LI1U Kllttl O lliomiiUHi'u. division is would eventually bring ail the pow- Winslow, Arizona, "The srhutz polizei primarily Above, the. Vermont Center, the Connecticut (left) and the Missouri (By Tli AMncintea rress.) ers an to maintain law and the and into agreement. It is possible superintendent. agency Iiclow, Michigan (left) the Virginia. Washington, Nov. 22 (by tho that the naval plan may receive order. It takes orders solely from Nov. i2. was and some consideration at tomorrow's H. C. STOREY of Pres the civilian ministries of the fed- Washington, (Special) Hudson river, swamped Associated Tress). With the first The fifteen of the 29 men were drowned. Eastern commit- meeting of the five delegations cott, Arizona, assistant div erated states. Its numerical capital ships step by the Far which constitute tho armament strength and its composition with U. S. navy which under the Hughes New Jersey, Virginia, Georgia, tee of the conference taken today committee of the but the ision superintendent. of officers toward rehabilitation of China'?! whole, reference to the ration plan it is proposed to scrap fall Rhode Island and XcbrnHko. attention is expected to WILLIAM BOWMAN, and men are designated and sup- Internal affairs through appoint- greater into five classes and originally All were built in ex- center on land armament In view road master. ervised by the entente control private ship- ment of a to cost $99,535,000. They are all old each for about customs and tax restric- of the imminence of M. Briand's J. A. JAGER, assistant committee. building plants, amine departure for France. It is the Arms Surrendered. and practically obsolete. Here is $6,600,000, and were completed in tions imposed by the great pow- division most preservation of her arms', with the engineer. "Tho number of rifles and small the list: 1906, except the Rhode Island, ers, one of the important moral backing of tho principal The accident happened, accord- arms, it is permitted to have is Connecticut nml Ionlsiana. which was not finished until 1907. phases of tho Chinese problem has most BOTTLES BOOZE, Chinese powers, that interests Franca ing to those on board the car, as specified. It dor j not possess heavy These are sister ships, each of They range in speed from 18.2 to 3,000 been reached, from the at present and it is known M. Bri- the car was a curve. An calibre arms. The einwohnerwehv, about 16,000 tons displacement, 19.26 knots. are of 14.948 3 MEXICANS ARE AND SADDLES viewpoint. and would lie to back rounding They HORSES over mar- pleased tJke axle on the front truck broke, or civilian guards, referred to by and were completed in 1906. The tons displacement. Of the five, China lost control her to Fiance a formal conference en- BY 1 they said, and the car plunged M. Briand, have been dissolved, Louisiana was built by the New- three, tho Rhode Island, New Jer- SEIZED OFFICERS itime customs in 843, following dorsement of the position he has sur- war with down an eight foot embankment, and their arms have boen port News Shipbuilding company, sey and Nebraska, were at the cap- the opium Kngland, taken against material reduction. turning over at least once. rendered and destroyed." costing $7,196,846. Tho Connecti- ture of Vera Cruz. (Uy The Aftsorluled rrrsii.) when, It was declared, she was Sympathy for France. ARRESTED; REBEL Xov. 22. to rates based The four division officials wen The statement disputes M. Bri- cut, which cost $7,360,709, was The explosion of two 100-pou- Sau Antonio, 'lexas, compelled accept Whether the other delegation bot- on a B rent both instantly killed but Mr. Oliver died and's assertion that Germany still built In the Brooklyn navy yard. charges of powder In a superim- Tlireo thousand quart uniform per duty will be willing to go so far as to later on the train that was bring- possessed numerous arsenals The Louisiana was used by Presi turret of the on tles of Mexican smuggled for Imports and exports. This was take formal action of that charac- posed Georgia tlilrty-tlire- e na- ing the dead and injured to thl:i equipped to turn out war mater- dent Roosevelt when he made a July 15, 1907, caused the death liquor, horses und extended to virtually all other ter, is uncertain, although It it city. ials, and asserts these plants are trip of inspection to the Panama of one officer and seven men and LEADERS CLAIM Ki.ucen saddles were taken by tions having treaties with China. taken for granted that at tomor- limited to two or three canal In 1906. These were the first tho Texas rangers mid custom ThrotiKh pressure, restrictions row's meeting there will be mairr required injury of a score of others. as STOREY'S AVinoW AND to keep the German army sup two of five 16,000-to- n battle cruis The accident while the agents following a l't'ht with were placed on land customs, general expressions of apprecia- happened Hi.xtoen armed Mexican smug- as tho reasons CHILI) IX I'ASADKNA plied and that their output is sup- ers to be added to the new navy. Georgia was cruising off the coast well maritime, whereby tion for the which impel ervised by the entente control com- Kansas, Vermont, Minnesota nml of Massachusetts. On Men Are Apprehended At glers today near Heaiitos, oil Russia obtained a land rate re- Franco to maintain the largoft September tho Mexican-Texa- s ac- two-thir- Prescott. Ariz.. Nov. 22. H. C. mission. New Hampshire. 23, 1910, one of the forward railway, duced to of the general army. Storey of this assistant divi- The government's statement re- Known as the "Kansas" clas?. Nogales,Sonora; Planned cording to word received lit the tariff. France and England re- Land, naval and Far Faster city, guns of the Georgia burst, six-ten- sion superintendent of the Atchi- fers the French premier to the ad- these vessels, in cost but no one was customs house here today, ceived a reduction to questions were talked over by Sec averaging injured. to That City, re- seven-tenth- Amr-iea- n son, Topeka & Santa Fe railway, dress from tho throne in which about $7,180,000, were all built i'i Maine Capture Tlireo smugglers were and s of the maritime retary Hughes today with the nml Missouri. wounded. Tho 21. ailfl who was killed in a wreck near King George of Kngland declared private shipyards, and all com- Om 12,500 tons Then Rebellion. ported liquor rate, respectively. advisory committee of ' displace- Spread was in bottles In saddle to the dele- a Wlckonburg, this afternoon, had satisfactory progress had been pleted in 1907, except the New ment, they were built bv packed According Chinese after he had presented report been with made in of fin- prlvato bags and other containers. the following tariffs are were instructed to connected the railway by Germany execution Hampshire, which was not firms, costing about $5,1 6.'), 000 (By The Amocliited I'rpM.) un hour' gation, twenty-fiv- e her financial ob- Tim siiHi,';Iei'H after In effect: Maritime, S cent: for the American during the years that and disarmament ished until 1908. The four ships each, and were completed in 1902 Ariz., Nov. 22. Three per prcpaio reports he lived was 18.5 to 18.9 Nogales, fighting, left their horses and land frontier, about 3 3 per cent; delegates on dotails. The subma- here, lie superintend- ligations. averaged from knots and 1903. Each has a speed of of a revolutionary into brush. Britain ent of division before recent romment an hour on the 18 alleged leaders escaped the heavy and transit dues 2V& per cent. rine issue raised by Great the a Newspaper generally their trial trips, knots. Tho Maine was built to be investi- reorganization of the road- when characterizes M. Briand's Vermont being a few faster as a memorial to movement In Mexico were arrested China was gradually induced by will be ono question speech points the battleship in- whose Inclus- this portion of the road and an- as "flat falsehood," but most of than the others. The New Hamp- Maine which In Sonora, acrors the F0CH IS INVITED TO treaty, It was explained, to grant gated and another, was sunk In the Nogales, ion was regarded as forecasting a other division were combined to the Journals express fear that shire and Vermont took part in Spanish-America- n war. On ternational boundary from here, tho nationals of the powers this di- America believe April WHIPPLE BARRACKS rate of 2 cent in addition 'o new anglo of the negotiations, will form the present Albuquerque may what he said. the taking of Vera Crujs in April, 15, 1904, there was an per of new vision. The 1914. explosion late this afternoon. the export and import duties In lie the use and legitimacy opinion generally expressed on the Missouri in which 33 lives Mcxicaa con- of warfare. Thus far Mr. camo hero Cali- was thnt his attitude was On of Octoher 2, Joequim Perrazaf, (By Thl Amwirv-to- lieu of all internal tariffs. Thus, weapons Storey from likely the night 1910, were lost. IWI not been maa-tion- fornia whore he was connected to undermine and tho a to sul in this city, who uncovered Ariz., Nov. 22 Patients the Chinese say. native merchants that subject has nullify liberty party returning the Soiith Carolina and Mlelilgan. Prescott, in tho conference. with the coast lines of the railway. whole effort toward disarmament. New Hampshire, anchored in the Of 16,000 tons the alleged and caused the at Whipple Barrac:cs here today are penalized as compared with widow displacement, plot sent to since internal ( Ill nose Autonomy. His and daughter. Mildred, these two first-lin- e were men, ta'.d .hat an invitation Marshal Foch foreign traders the Chin-t- o now in Rhips arrest of the three customs rato Is The on are Pasadena, Calif., where in con- ro 'clu-tlo- n asking him to visit the hospital Invariably higher authori- isio by private he believed the proposed 2 administrative autonomy the latter is attending school. Mrs, tract, each at a cost while in Arizona in order to see than j per cent. dele- HL of about was connected with recent dis- zed todfy by tho full body of Clarence McNeil of this city Is an C. & ST. P. ACTING $6,700,000. The is the how America is caring for ita other of Mr. RAILWAY, Michigan disturbances In Lower California. abled veterans here. The invita- SFXTKNCR IS (TOIMl TFI). gates of' the nine nations, sitting daughter Storey. faster of tho two, having a speed ns a committee of the whole on the Jack Jaeger, who was engineer of 20.01, while the The three arrested hero today tion was sent by tho patients' or- Washington, Nov. 22. Presi- to find its of the old & Phoenix South Carolina at tho dent has commuted the Far East, Is expected rrecott rail makes but 19.68. At the time of were E. Amavlzca, who was a col- ganization hospital. Harding chief an was assistant division INDEPENDENTLY, CUTS FREIGHT II. K. ten-ye- of Emll tusk i" attempted road, made completion these con- MaJ. Hedilirig, who has sentence Herman., customs arrange- vessels were onel In Sonora while Governor hos- confined McNeil of the engineer under the reorganization. sidered the highest of been executive officer at the at Island. Wash, ments which have kept China He had been with the Santa Fe type fight- was chief executive of for the to December 24, it was said sys ing ship then existing, Maytorena pital past three years, has expire from a duty of more timn tern since 1898, coming hero from RATES AS MUCH AS PER CENT in exceeding civil engineer nam(d been ordered to take command of at the of jus- imposing 40 power those of any other conn-tr- that state; a today department five per cent on her imports. In Colorado. He was born In Jacks Six men man whose the hospital at Fort Bayard. N. M. tice. Herman was convicted at to bo a on the Michigan Vasquez, and a third tomor- addition, there is expected boro, Mo., and Is survived by were killed on the authori- Major lied ding will leave Seattle in June. 191S. for violation into the international January 15, 1918, name was withheld by row to his new duties. of the act. an inquiry (Continued on Page Two.) (BY THK ASSOCIATED PRESS.) by the breaking of a foremast in ties. take up espionage agreements from which certain Chicago, Nov. 22. The Chicago, Machinery, $2.95?4 per 100 a heavy gale. Amavlzca participated In the re- specified items of the republic's Milwaukee and St. Paul pounds. volt led Governor Maytorcn.i tax returns must be turned over railway, by of for- independently of other lines Rate. former Preflilent Cnrranza immediately for payment acting Proposed LANDRU WAS LOVING against fled WEATHER today announced rate re- Article: in 1914. Maytorena later eign obligations. freight from Mexico now is reported REDUCTIONS IN NATION'S TAX All of these restrictions the Chin- ductions as as 40 Cotton $1.55 per AND ATTENTIVE, SAYS and In such ranging high piece goods, to be living in Los Angeles, Calif. ese declare, have resulted FORECAST. per cent in some cases on certain 100 pounds. Tho leaders, ac- BILL a curtailment of national revenue 100 (By The Associated revolutionary FOR NEXT CALENDAR YEAR im- Denver, Colo., Nov. 22. New commodities shipped from the Iron bar plate, 90o per Frm.) cording to the offitiaK planned to aa to make economic progress Mexico: Fair, warmer middle west to the Paciflo coast pounds. Versailles, Nov. 22. Ferdcnade secure a number of follow- possible. Tho Chinese delegates Wednesday; a largo auton- extreme northeast, somewhat cool- and .destined for the Hawaiian Iron nails, 80c per 100 pounds. Zgret, woman wno lived with ers in Nogales. Sonora, capture havo emphasized the tariff Henri Gam-bais- ," (IJV THK ASSOl'IATKU IM'.ESS. most er southeast portion. Thursday, Islands. The reductions are made Tobacco, smoking, plug. $1.90 Landru, "Bluebeard of that and then spread a revolt omy principles as one of tho meet in also in city Washington, Nov. 22. Here fire Admission and dues, $20,000,000. she wished to establish, fair. to Panama canal shipping per 100 pounds. Versailles, and to other parts of the country. the reductions in the nation's tax musical Important Arizona: Fair, Wednesday; and will cover ship- 100 Gambais, from late in 1917 until men fol- instruments, $12,000,000. and there are said to have been competition Paints, $1.20 per pounds. Landru was The arrest of the three bill for tho next calendar year as Sporting goods, $4,000,000. somewhat cooler extreme southeast ments from tho east so soon as Soap, $1.20 100 poundB. arrested In April, 1919, lowed tho arrival here Sunday indications in today's discussions fair. per charged with eleven was estimated by the experts on the Chewing gum. $1,000,000. had met with much portion. Thursday, arrangements can be made with Machinery, $2.25 per 100 murders, night of 650 Mexican soldiers who basis of tax revision bill as re- Motion that this view eastern it was announced. the principal witness for the de- bor- the picture films, $ii,000,000. among other delega- roads, pounds. were sent here to guard the written in conference and Candy, $8,000,000. sympathy LOCAL REPORT. The road's announcement listed Tho announcement said middle fense today. der. tions. r She testified was yesterday by the house: Furs, $9,000,000. was authori- Conditions for the twenty-fou- the following as examples of the western railroads are "suffering that Landru According to officials of the income: Toilet Tho hours ended at 6 p. m. normal was lov- Individual soaps, etc., $2,000,000. ot Senator yesterday, reductions: from the competition of water mentally; that he Moxican city, adherents of the pro- Account of increased $18,000,-00- 0. zed at the suggestion recorded the tes- exemptions luxury taxes, of the American dele- by university: Present Rate. route from the Atlantic coast, via ing and attentive to her. Her posed revolution had attempted to bocause of dependents, $30,000,000. Underwood, Highest temperature 65 Article: the Panama canal," which made timony the normal con smuggle ammunition into Mexico gation. 21 regarding Heads of families, $40,000,000. Perfumes, cosmetics, proprietary Is Lowest Cotton piece goods, $1.7514 Per it possible for mlddlewestern dition of the prisoner was support- from the United States. The rev- Lccreased surtaxes, $60,000,000. medicines, $0,000,000. Progress Mncournglng. 41 100 of- tho have not Kange pounds. shippers to pay rail rates ed doctors. olutionists also are declared by Parcel 0. Although delegates Mean 41 freight by three Capital gains, $20,000,000. post stamp taxes, some of most trou- Iron bar plate, $1.60 per 100 to the Atlantic coast and tnen You accuse me nf helnoua ficials In Nogales, Sonora, to have Corporations: taken up the at 6 a. m Si $260,-000,00- 0. blesome Involved in the Humidity pounds. ship by water to the west coast at crime, such as only a mad man hold several meetings there. Repeal excess profits tax, Surety bonds stamp taxes, questions Humidity at 6 p. m M Iron nails, $1.50 per 100 pounds. less cost than direct rail shipping could commit, and the greatest United States officials here to- Far Eastern situation, the progress Precipitation Nono Tobacco, smoking, plug, $2.75 from the middle west to the west specialists In France swear that I night said believed the ar- $270,000,000. Art works. $700,000. made thus far was described iq Maximum wind 19 J they Transportation, circles velocity, ... per 00 pounds. coast and that the announced re- am normal and rational," Landru rests today hod mado it cortain Insurance premiums, $20,000,000. Electric fans. $300,000. official tonight as highly Direction of wind West Paints, $1.60 per 100 pounds. ductions would partly meet this told the court, adding: that there would be no trouble in Keverages, Thermos bottles, $200,000. encouraging. So rapidly and Character ot day .Clear! Boap, $1.58i per 100 pounds. situation, "It provea my lnnocepce. this vicinity. Total, $835,200,000. (Continued ou Page Two.) November 23, 1921. Page Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL lnc7 NATURE, WITH MAN'S AID, MAKES ENVOYS DISCUSS TKEY'P.E SKOWIKG SPIED XMl III New Mexico Steel Co TAX CONFERENCE -- REMBRANDT" OF U. S. CAPITOL DETAILS OF FAR EAST Cuticura Soap K..H...... L unit UtMtltTh AND ARMS PROPOSALS JGORHftL'S "SALES" mimiS Complexions GALLED TO MEET (Continued from Page One.) Are smoothly have the negotlaMons Credit Count as Published Shows Many Members Boiip.OfntnMne,TaIeriin,.iiTwhrt.fnrMBiplfHealthy con- Today C. H. CARNES 1 moved that some of thos" But Still More Prizes Than Real Workers-N- ew nected with tho American delega- Active, SPECIAt 1ST IN I I.AK ON DECEMBER 19 tion are predicting that tho con- Members Enrolling Daily Determined to Share HEimt'TION ference will go a long way toward And Still Time For More 1057-- 1 1 in Big Gift Distribution; J0RE THROAT 107 H. Fonrth Phone clearing up tho Far Eastern tan in "Clubs" 100,000 Extra V gle. to Come $27.00 Earning Gargle with warm salt water IS County Assessors and State W The probable procedure with Credits Big Factor Build "Clubs" and Win. Jicn apply over throat " reformce to Chinese and other M 0 g, Commission Will Discuss Far Eastern and Pacific questions for almost was forecast in The effort put forth during the cash your spare time Laws Passed today authoritative "BIO CREDIT PERIOD" J2.800. Assessment quarters. Tho Root rorolution, present t a V will easily bring success to club Ho not think that you haven A ro Run . tho Far Over 17 Million Vied By Last Legislature. adopted yesterday by members in the Morning Journal's good chance if you enter now. You Jan Ywly Eastern committee of the whole, Club chance. No club mem- 5 big Salesmanship campaign. have every to The Jmirtinl I " together with any adopted in tho to devote In the list today lu.s DON'T DELAY LONGER f- (Siwlfil Cirwr"lence The unwilling ber published ' future, it was said, would be laggard, no one Nov. 22. to the or to the campaign, chance than you: high-grad- e, money-earnin- g Santa Fe, Owing before a session tlmo thought a better bo Take a asssess-men- t brought plenary will finish as an "also in credits that cannot many changes made In the conference for final dis- however, a lead Wind Snield Glass Lumber course in our DAY or NIGHT of the is for "live overcome. K laws the " ran." This a campaign easily J. O. HW.DHI. E I.L'MIM CO. SCHOOL. and taxation by fifth H cussion and adoption. Another who do 402 assessors f resolution on Pacific Far wires." the kind of people ITS t'P TO YOE. Ail South l'lrt Street. t'honr Business, Shorthand, Typewriting, legislature the county and will Sc. Eastern U said to be in things. The only tliinir that Banking, Secretarial. Pace and commissioners conference, questions If yon are alive nnt awake from winning one Pace Civil ? I prospect. offer. keep you race Higher Accountancy, which opens here December 19, !r 'lf4l II O ft iVy Koot Hcsolntlon. to the great opportunity of the) big prizes In this Sendee Courses prepare for ex- will ha the most important called, ct you In the Journal's $8,200 is you, yourself. If you enter aminations. PRIVATE AND IN- Adoption of tho Hoot rerolut'on then should be to sent out to- committee,-America- offi- canipahiii, you tho cnnipa'gn determined DIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. Spe- snys the official call by tho member In tho race a will FOR SALE tax commission cials was a far toward n rluli bo successful, then yon cial attention given to backward day by J. E. Saint, said, step live- - unci energetic worker. Tills Stuilebakcr chief. protection of China, even ahouM he, if you wnnt a students. Is YOl'It OPPORTl'NITV. Are 8lx bedan or other prizo WATER MOTOR or Write for Information. 'The text of the call: It not be taken before a plenary of It? liny in Call "'To All session as isj you taking ndvantage In tho entire list, then get Innnire BUSINESS Assessors: planned. can secure a nway. N A O K F I C V ALBUQCEROEE "You are notified that Publication of tho Root resolu- You beautiful, tho csmpaten right O r R I COLLEGE. hereby set new model Sttulehaker Send In your nomination j tile state tax commission hns tion as an expression of policy by $MSri Stndehaker now. December 19, as the date the it waa car- Redan, Tour, hlnnk at once. Do It Monday, powers, asserted, $fl!)2 Chevrolet Tour- can tho tlmo for the next annual tax conference ried with it a promise of futurti lug f'nr, If you spare com- ing Car or ono of tho many come down to tho cnmpalgn with the assessors and county action with respect to Chinese ter- offered. The work This session will prob- other prizes office yourself, this afternoon GLASS. PAINT, missioners. ritorial and political sovereignty. no tl-r- nt from 2 o'clock in the after- is cny, requires special or this cvcnlnR. Find out nil ably last The subject of future procedure or education to earn tho how to CEMENT. PLASTER. noon of the 19th to noon of Wed- on other Chines? questions Is to about the campaign, LUMBER of nwards. What to nesday, the 21st. be further nt very larwt get tho credits necesfiiry developed another it docs is steady plug-Itln- e thorn LUMBER COMPANY "Owing to tho many chances meeting of the Far Eastern com- require win, and then go after ALBUQUERQUE assessment laws and the and liammeriiu; away win tho of your 41211 NOItTH FIHS1 HTREK. affecting mittee of tho wholo tomorrow. It tin next few and prize assesors of the state, made by was learned that a for during days. choice. commis- - suggestion Your opiwirtiinlty, then, to SOOX. tile last legislature, the a general of two LESS CREDITS Dlnn fnala Vi n f will be win n that will repay yon credit tliia mpntinfr ! - ; prize The present big period f NNii: 5V,- t (fc. exports representing each of the over the effort De- the most important of any of the j tAt ,f i"". nine was many t'mes for will continue In effect until re- ?l powers rejected at thi Is here. But to sessions heretofore Meld. 'Hie put forth. get cember 4, and all subscriptions suggestion of Senator I.odie, wfio share must will peal of chapter 115 rcRardinR the was raid o have your rlghfful yo:i turned in before that time argued that Chin- now today. offer. After that assessment of grazing lands, plac- ese questions were not matters for get buv count on this ing the responsibility of assess- THE WAY TO WIS. time LESS CREDITS will be given on the county V5 experts and that the representa- Don't get behind in this race; ing grazing lands tives of tho were e for each and every subscription assessor will be one of the main powers respons-'hl- got ahead. Go right to it and keep as in the directly for any action taken. or Just exactly published Egg questions for discussion: also the right nt It after me prize your campaign annoucement. Gallup His were to first of 64, section 4 of objections said havo choice. Give your campaign as will not repeal chapter -- been by Mr. Balfour This big credit period of 1915. s supported much of your time and attention as or it will the laws i r "s and Premier Iiriand. no be extended repeated; i"The last session of the legislat- tV you can ennre. For rliht here, not wait for you: you'll have to B4 Questions relating to Shantun.T, OHEATEST OPPOR- ure repealed the entire chapter Manchuria rtnubt H T1IR in and take advantage of made no for the tax and foreign treaty and TUNITY THAT WILIi EVER. Jump Aztec Fuel and provisions other concessions in It it while you can. And it's mighty Company value for c 1 China, ws "V'OL'll WAT. and con-- ad- commission fixing the soon COME Blop that you do take purpose in tho month of said, probably would bo itlPr did you ever before in a rew important want to win and reached by tho committee. It was vantage of it If you 251 November for sheep, cattle weeks, have the opportunity to one of the better prizes. Phone nfcher livestock as provided In this said that ho far no hint as to (he Fhan-un- 100,000 EXTRA CREDITS FREE chapter. Fixing the value of live- r,hlneso attitude regarding g a view ot the in n Vnderstnnd that with every stock will be one of the question-t- This remarkable photo shows capital Washington hnd been received bv Amert-i- OF flooded with installed for the duration of the arm 5 OFFICIALS 127 worth of subscriptions be discussed at this conference liRhts, especially officials, although Intimations will assessors conference. A rain aided the in fretting a ad como Hint the wore FE MEET terned In you Under the new law light photographer pictun Japanese SANTA 000 EXTnA CREDITS In to make personal lnspec that is as nearly a "Kembrar.dt" as it is possible to make - photograph. Isposed to Insist on retention and 100 assessed an irotectlon of their and DEATH IN ACCIDENT addition to nil the regular tlon of nil property rights priv- on each subscription's the allowance of $2,400 for ad ileges In Manchuria. credits Letterheads With Special Holiday Designs Musi to the amount of (Continued from Page One.) pnvment. SOON. our deptitv ex- arc the that be ordered See Samples 200 and $1,200 for traveling method of administering tho new CITY MARSHAL These days Folders ti SHOT, coi-n- t tho lino. Orders for penses, will he a mntter for discus- law. widow and three children, who live irot an excellent of a'.toi-ne- y credits for you. They will can be sion. "Under an opinion the WOUNDED COLLEGE COURSE here. ts Greeting Cards se;iiously cr.-d-I- Blotters ' he we'l In this connec- general given fur former con- was a member of the never count for ns many more "It might Jaeger tho campaign. placed for only a few days tion to sny that the tax commission ferences you will be allowed your (Tty T!io Ksnrlnlcd I'roM.) Yavapai county board of supervis n,raln during Checks It is fo.-th- ex- Tho result of rnc yovr floes not believe that policy traveling expenses and hotel El Centro, Calif., Nov. 22. City ors for two terms, during one or your to a dep'-t- fur ths success or your fn'hire will assessor employ penses by your county Marshal C. T. of TAKEN. B which he was chairman of the for a whole year at $1,200. The trip." Dlzney Imperial, board. He retired from the board depend on'lrelv upon what you members feel thai near here, who was shot and seri- inenmnl',,'i rt'irlnf hn T'lO commission last January. ivr'nil. & Anderso'si, ke. economy and efflrlir"y IlI-T- wounded while CTl'DITS Albriglit prreater '!OT!T.T ViXOl WED ously altemntlrT gfEIIT.E CRED- can be created by emntoytmt Nov, 22 (by the Asso- to .arrest a man known J. D, SIATIIIE I.KAVES WIDOW M"lio tho present nG the I.ondnn, RE-C,T- V 208 West Gold Avenue three or four deputies during ciated The brthrothnl of i:ry;T, said to be wanted in Toxa AM) TiUlEE CillliDREN IT PEPTOl) win for vo". - months of the I'rcs). CAMPAIGN IX first three or four I'rlncess Mary, ontv daughter oi on a, charge of pas ing fictit'on YOVrt vear. These are matters that wl'l and to checks, la rest at a hos- ilEDfH Wlnslow, Ariz.. Nov. 22. Will EARNEST TODAY. George Queen Mary, ng easily and I'lng bl-ne- he discussed at the conference Viscount I,a3eclles, was announced pital here. Marshal y v,a iam Mathie, killed In an Occident we want each and everv one of )u on Ten Are Stu- at this after- com-j this evening. operated today n'd three b Enrolled as Wickenburg, Aria., to he prepared to give the tar ts were removed from h's bo !v. noon, was promoted from train- mission ideas of value on laid f!-- dents in the of to super- your Ir-'rn- want a?t result? Eryer who fo lov. lng the University master at Needles, Calif., and livestock and your proposed ads shooting, Is still at lll erty. Moth- intendent here early In 1920. Akron; One is the He wan born In Canada and started er of Four Children. his railroad career on the Grand Trunk railroad as operator. He Bants Fe (Dr The Associated Trn..) had been employed by the iUsl ct ElisHer, Collister Gs.'s Akron, Ohio, Nov. 22. Ten railroad for about twenty-fiv- e Cay married women, including Mrs years. He leaves a widow and Iyrla Kolbe, wife of Dr. Park II. three children, H. C. Storey had worked for th Kolbo, president of the institution, more are enrolled as students in the Santa Fe and allied lines for twenty-fiv- e He leaves Akron. lh than years. I'nlverslty of Another and two children, Mr. T.oulne Copp, who has a son a widow lale A. a native of Mis- attending tho engineering collegf J. Jaeger, Today at the souri, had been with the Bnnta Fe university, and another lines for twenty-tw- o Mrs. of and allied Edna Kneale, the mother years. Me leaves a widow and four- children. three children. Asked why she is going to col- W. S. Bowman leaves a widow. lege now, Mri". Kolbe said' Is "It every woman's duty o ON learn how properly and economic- OHIO MAN IS HELD al to run her home and that U A CHARGE MURDER what I am doing, a well as com- JDF an d ca pleting Intemtp' college m. The amHrllr rcer." She is studying for a ..) - of Wilmington, Ohio. Nov. 21.- bachelor of science In Oliver Vandervort was held In Jail home economics. This Is her sec- ond tonight on a chargo of murder, fol year as a university student ten-yea- r- "I want lowing statements by his a co'lerre dewe; I want mother-in-la- a bettor old eon, Oliver, and his foundation for my horn" Mrs. Jeff Whitlow, that he management, and I want a useful and fired the shots which killed three profitable way of spondin't nt near here, Satur in the. answer persons Cuba, my spare time," of day night. Mrs. Copp. Mrs. Copp and her Mrs. diea son Besides Whitlow, who can be seen going to school shortly after making her statement. tognther almost ev ry morning. the other victims were Bertha van Thanksgiving: No ons must undcr-ostlma- 'e dervort, 30, twice divorced from tho value of learning. I believe In Vandervort, and Howard nosier, petting all of it I can," said Mrs 24, paid to have been calling on Mary J. Rothrock. She is at- Mrs. Vnndorvort. tending Buchtel coll.'pe of liberal vandervort continued to aeny Dinner arts. Her husband Is studying for any connection with the shooting. a degree in medicine. Bo distinctive ond so varied are the different models In attractive wcor Mm Vera Howard Rlaxlll, for- reserve force of the sro selected that well be considered a most of The naval which for this selling they msy ' merly Reading, Pa., Is taking States consists of 28,- - fashionable models from which for this meal cf meals the In United navy unusual grouping of purely exceptionally clean, crdsrly arranged, courseg both tho engineering 000 otflcons and 235,000 enrolled and decidedly bccomni garments may be chosen. And note in the bust-ne- personal, college and college of men. thu prices: well stocked pantry, which is visited daily by one million administration. Hhe is work-'n- g American for a degree In business ad- Housewives is ready. . ministration after which she ts to study In Prance. Sale $15.G3 Mrs. Mlna Freas In completing How Abut Values to $27.50, Price Food fruits' and course ' products, vegetdbbs, fathered frcm i normal in the teachers' DRESSES Values to Sale Price $25.00 of the occasion college which she began at Ohio $35.00, many climes, typical have been added to university. Your Stomach? Price $3C.60 Mrs. D. E. Carson Is taking a Values to $45.00, Sale the usual te complete stock. course In the teach-rs- ' college. Bhe received her A. If Artd, Sour, Gassy, and Yon Bloat Food is visual and when B. degree at Muskingum college or EccI Stuffed Up After Eating Values to $15.00- - Sale Price.... $ 7.53 buying largely you pass and is now working for a degree Try Stuart's Dysiicpslu Tablets the aisles of as a professor of education, COATS Values to $45.00, Sale Price. .. .$35.G3 through PIGGLY VVIGGLY the buying is The stomach may be rather slug CHRISTINE NIILSON. gish in digesting the fried eggs you Values to Sale Price. .. .$69.50 made easy, as the goods are before your eyes, you can eat for breakfast ana the delicious $79.50, make your selections free from interruption, persuasion THE SECOND SWEDISH NIGHTINGALE, IS DEAD Values to Sale Price $29.50 or suggestion the swinging price tags' tell the prices. $ 39.50, (By The AmorLted Pre.) SUITS Values to $ 49.50, Sale Price...... $37.53 A million American Housewives daily use PIGGLY Copenhagen, Nov. 22 (by the Associated Press). Christine Nils- - Values to $115.00, Sale Price $87.50 WIGGLY stores as the?r pantries, it pleases them to fon, the noted operatic soprano, died here this morning. select with their own hands exactly what they want, they Christine Nllsson was one of th brightest luminaries of the oper- -' PROFIT-SHARIN- G SALE OF BEACON BLAMETS can hurry or take their time, without unnecessary ques- atlo stage of a generation ago. Called by many the "second Swed- - tions, or being offered "something just as good." ish nightingale" as a fit successor AT $4.75 Art to the marvelous Jenny IJnd, she Each and item is the smallest won triumph after triumph In the every priced at possible famous lyric roles of her day, both Size 64x73. 'n Europe and America, being a Colors are Plain Grey, Tan and White, margin of profit, no cut prices on one or two items and 'requent visitor to this country from 1870 to tho time of her re-- j high prices on all others. tlrement In 181. Silkoline covered comforts, white filling:, & good assort- Born In Stockholm In 1843, she made her debut In Paris In 1881, ment to choose from, sale price 3.59 In every town where PIGGLY WIGGLY stores are in as Vloletta in "Travlata." Mme. Nilseon married Augiul operation the people should on Thanksgiving Day be Ttouzeaud of Paris, in 1872. He PIGGLY died ten year later and in 1887 You Rndlato IXnpp'ncss When n SILK STOCKINGS FINE NAPKINS thankful as WIGGLY stores are barriers he- married Count Casa Dl Good Meal Sits Well In the Stomach. against extortionate prices, and are a stepping stone to and salad for lunch. On $145 $3.19 croquette 24-ir- WOMAN KILLS HER SON top of this a sods confection is apt Per Dozen i. mercerized napkins, Irish better at less cost. -- living to add to the indigestion. It Is a Jane Silk Hose, maker geular $5 J THEN ENDS OWN LIFE rule to follow each meal with Lady pure IQ ( good in all colors. values. Sale . DO !. ny The AMMiatM rmi.) a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet to avoid silk, popular price. pi Irwin, la., Nov. 22. Mrs. Dyo dyspeptic results due to eating and si r.eretter, 38, wife of a farmer liv- drinking. Should the stomach sour, ing near Irwin, yesterday killed with water-bras- biliousness, and Indi- their seven-year-ol- d eon and then the peculiar gassmesa due to committed sulcldo. Tho doublu gestion thesn tablets bring relief "The Growing tragedy was not discovered until because they supply the alkaline her husband returrod from the offect to the stomach and thus off- Store" corn field. Tho woman is b. set the acidity of such dyspeptic Phone 283 lieved to have been violently In- - eonditlons. sane. It Is tald three of her nca? It is well to know this and not relatives committed suicide. deny yourself the pleasures of the . i 11 good things to eat and drink Representatives from Jerusalem through fear of indigestion. You i and Pckin are In this country ap will find Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab-let- s plying for charters for American on sale in all drug stores nt 60 Legion posts, cents a box.

..'. November 23, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNTNG JOURNAL Paze TBfee HEALTH BOARD P0ST0FFICE WILL NOT BENNY LEONARD OP DRAINAGE MEET MAIL TINSELED CARDS INCREASES AID d Peaceful Thanksgiving and Mer- - E. fl. NOMINATES FOR YEAR 1922 TOBE HELD AT ry Christmas post curds decorated S POUTS In tinsel will be Blacked up nt the den local pnstofflce until the yo sender; tPtC1AL DISPATCH 10 JOURNAL! takes thorn back and mulls them ALBUQUERQUE, N,MX. Santa Fe, Nov. 22. Full in envelopes, it was announced yes- - AN WITH A ; OVER F MN OFFICERS time county health depart- G. DF terday by Postmaster B. Spitz. None OLD STORE NEW SPIR ments will get 12,500 from CJOHIGBT of these will be mailed because o' it the international health board the danger of poison to the clerl for 1922, the public health bu- feeding them to the cancelling ma Cham- Three Cities Extend Invita reau was advised today. The County Agent to Ask Civic chinos. Lightweight Boxing money will.be allotted by the Several hundred of these cards of the World Is tions to Teachers for public health bureau. Eight Organization Committees have accumulated in the pion counties are to already Decision Their Next eligible partici- and Interested Persons postoffice among the Thanksgiving Awarded at the Convention.; pate. greeting messages. The public is advised now simi- TODAY End of Eighth Round. Ballots Open From 9 to 12 for Definite Plan. ntainst sending PUBLIC HOUSES ARE lar ranis for the Christmas season. Cards cloth of Illy Thr Aftsncltited Pre..) At the first session of the A definite to secure the bearing pennants genernl RAIDED IN BELFAST plan Albuquerque are also held for ad- The Last of our Philadelphia. Nov. 22. Bonny N, M. E. A. convention, when the of this section of the Rio Day cham- drainage ditional postage. These can not go Leonard, llKhtwelsht boxing meeting was thrown open to invi TreM.) a 1 of (By Tho Associated Grande valley will bo formed at for cent eincp they'aro considered pion the world, outpointed tations, representatives of Albu Nov. 2 2. A feature of called Lee Sailor Friedman of In an Fe and Belfast, meeting by County Agent as advertisements of the city. Chicago, querque. Santa Las Vegas the trouble tonight was a vendetta Reynolds at the Chamber of Com- eight-roun- d bout made speeches asking the teachers of houses. merce An invi- Both men convention in their against keepers public building tonight. entered the ring to hold their Men entered Dugnan's public house tation to the general public has over the lishtweight limit and the respective cities. and fired at Dugnan's assistant, but been extended and a number of championship was not at Btalce. Arthur Prager made the Invita missed. In Duncalr Gardens a civio such as the D In on this stom- organizations, a bout preliminary to the tlon behalf of city, pointing spirit dealer was shot In the Chamber of Commerce, the Leonard-Sailo- r 25 Benny Friedman out for consideration Albuquerque's ach and another public house be Reduction and Rotary clubs will repT contest here George Fnrle size, location and accommodations. in York road, was shot in tonight, ex- keeper resented by their regular drainage of California, outboxed Eddie Judge C. J. Roberts of Santa Fe the neck. The wounds are serious. committees. In Invitation. W. entered SKIRT TO Wagond of Philadelphia eight tended that city's Late tonight two men The drainage of this section of IKE rounds. H. McFarland offerod the teachers house the cast end of Ilelfast the discussed for next in, holder. valley has been ' Benny Valger, 132 pounds, of Las Vegas as their meeting and shot and killed a house several years and it Is believed that New Later, however, Las Vegas York, outpointed Tommy place. ana the time Is ripe for action on the from Marked Prices 134 withdrew the Cleary, pounds, of Philadelphia her offer, insieaa, matter. Tho meeting will start at .CHILD A DRESS eight-roun- to come there in an d bout. invited the teachers 7:30 o'clock. The Chicagoan was game and In 1923. took the offensive in many rounds. The nominations for the various riflFgWs Jeonard, the better boxer, with- offices of the association were de- Each package of "Diamond Dyes" stood his assaults and found that cided upon at this meeting, and the contains directions so simple that he must pile enough points to win ballots were open yesterday from ANNUAL any woman can or tint faded, On All morn- ":.s" noosTEn dye a victory. Friedman stag- 9 to 12, and will be open this 10 trior 22. Tho shnppy skirts, dresses, waists, coats, popular same at the ID New York, Nov. gered the champion geveral times ing during the hours, Standard Oil companies of sweaters, stockings, hangings, dra- with hard punches to the head, but Y. M. C. A. New York and New Jersey, an- peries, everything like new. Huy Leonard smiled and gave three or The nominations are as follows: ad- "Diamond no kind Hidal- nounced today unotlier Dyes" "ther more blows in return. For president, Luella Clark, SHODTTHURSDAY vance of ono ocnt h gallon In (hen perfect home dyeing is guar- The champion did most of bin go county: Maude J. Blaney. In tho wholesale, jirlro gaso- anteed, even If you have never dyed fighting in the seventh and Josle Lockard, Raton; for In ' before. Tell whether eighth El line. The price New York your druggist rounds and at one time to vice president. Flladelfo Baca, twciiiy-scvc- n u the wish to Is wool appeared Two rifle shoot trophies will be ii"w Is cents material you dye have his opponent in ai weakened Rito; Adelino Sanchez, Valencia; held gallon. or silk, or whether it iB linen, cot- WOOL G. B. Las awarded at the contest to be SILK and condition. In the eighth round for treasurer, Jones, club at ton, or mixed goods. Diamond Dyes met in of railroad secretary, E. C. by the Duke City Rifle they the center the ring Cruces; of Martinez-tow- n never streak, spot, fade, or run. and there carried on a slug fest in Best. Santa Fe; for member of the the rifle range east executive committee, Mrs, Nina Thanksgiving day. The first which Leonard delivered the A. Mat-so- n Otero-Warre- contest will be for tho O. Wrongest punches. was in 1918 Nathan Lewis, Friedman's man- cup, which pu,t up ager, said that Friedman felt, by and will become the permanent his that he de- possession of the marksman who COATS showing tonight, seasons. This served to be given a chance at the OLD TOWS SCHOOL NOTES. secures It three DRESSES, 50 J of title at the lightweight limit in a contest Is slow tire on the 300, gers Oelay decision bout. and 600 yard ranges. Friedman entered the at The trophy is now In the pos- ring L. B. who is During the last three years the Equitable has paid 10:30 and followed five Primary children are session of Acison, in- Leonard department a contestant for five hundred death rlainis in cases where the minutes later. enjoying paper cutting for busy considered strong surance had been in force less than twelve months. Their wore announced work and turkeys and its possession this year. Others weights making names on Somo of these policy holders werp old, but a large at as, Friedman, 140 pumpkins, that lend an air to who have their the cup were is no SKIRTS ringside of them young. Death SUITS respector and 4. are F. B. Andrews and Charles A. proportion pounds, and the champion, 138 Thanksgiving day. of persons; hence the dangers of delay. Both above the First grade pupils who have had Hall. de- being lightweight are several contes- During the last three years the Equitable has limit, the championship technic- perfect attendance since the fall There strong clined to issue insurance on the lives of 24,000 was stake. The are: Nicolas Sanchez, Vic- tants for the membership shoot, ally not at fight opening tro- persons, most of whom could have obtained insurance by rounds: tor Mora, Ramon Garcia and Mabel which carries a government if had for it when first made up l'cderson. The contest covars the 200 they applied they Round One They sparred and phy. ' their minds to insure. Leonard landed a right to the jaw High first grade: Pupils who yard range, rapid fire, and the You believe In life insurance and some when in all 300 500 slow fire. day in a clinch. Leonard was short made 100 per cent arithmetic and ranges, you have more leisure you intend to give the subject with a to the Leon- month are: Vidal Miraval, Frank consideration. Don't a moment right jaw. Cristovo careful delay longer. ard clipped Friedman on the Jaw Duran, Peter Nuanes and Write now for full particulars and sample policies. a left hook. The Romero. Reductions with champion j sent a light right to the jaw in a Second-thir- d grades: The pupils LOCAL, ITEMS Special clinch. Friedman did not land from this room take the banner this a blow. month. Those having "E" in arith- r, The Life - Assurance Round Two Leonard missed a metic every dayfl are: Jake Coal Supply Co- Phone 4 and 5. Equitable right for the head and Friedman Edna Stiener, Iris Pickens, Mrs. Ida L. Plummer of Los An- In the Silk and Dress Goods Section Solo- countered with a left to the jaw. Placlda Montoya. Lena Baca, geles is here for a visit with her boxed and Lconurd mon Griego, Margaret Martinez, Miss Estelle M. Valck. Mrs. fafe They swiftly Mike Garcia and sister. landed a right and left to the jaw. Henry Hernandez, Plummer Is a former resident of lie sent Frlendman to the ropes Louis Sesma. Albuquerque. She will visit Den- THOS. F. BOURKE, Agency Manager for N. M. $2.50 Chiffon Taffeta $1.95 Satin Messaline with a right to the head. Leon- Fourth grade: Miss Gould has ver and Salt Lake City before re- ard caught Friedman on the been absent the last three days and turning to her California home. OLIVER C. KING, Asst. jaw Mrs. Kahn is her 2418-J- 2. Agency Manager 3G black 36 inch, our regular stock, with a hard right, staggering him taking place. Ada Philbrlck. Phone inch, only. at the bell. Fifth grade: Marie Armljo was Mr. and Mrs. Jack LaPraik of 114 South Third St. N. M. Splendid quality. in all shades, Round Three Friedman took promoted from the "B" arithmetic Reserve, N. M are house guests of Albuquerque, the offensive landed claps to the "A" division. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Balcomb and rights nnd Luis Trujillo and lefts to Leonard's body and Tom Ramsey during the Thanksgiving holidays. $1.49 are the artists of the fifth grade. G. K. Woman's Relief $1.89 head. Leonard countered with a had tests Warren right to the stomach. Friedman Sixth and seventh grade corps will meet this afternoon at sent two in geography and history. Many 2:30 o'clock at the I. O. O. F. hill. hort lefts to the cham- the much coveted pion's Jaw. Friedman sent a right pupils received Dr. Murray, osteopathic physi- Black Duchess $3.50 Satin Charmuese to stomach. a "E" orelhelr papers. cian. Woolworth Bids Phone 644W WE KAUE EVERYTHING Satin the Leonard missed The paper, j2.39 right swing at the bell. eighth grade monthly D. W. Hynd of the Indian Irriga- "The Old Town Monthly," made its tion' service, left yesterday for a 36 inch, splendid quality 40 inches wide; black, navy Round Four They sparred and shows Ari- and to debut Thursday. This paper week's trip through northern etc. and African exchanged rights loftij the clever and original stories, jokes YOQR THAKKSGMRG BIHHEB for dresses, head at close quarters- - Roth zona and New Mexico. arid news items. Kenneth Miller Miss Dorothv Brooks, former missed swings for the head. Leon- here ard Friedman with two and Juan Nuanes, reporters. high school girl, will arrive Give U3 order early, while our stock is com- caught n'tin toqtiAra if rtprnnlilln coun Roswell high school today your $1.79 $2.79 hard rights to the jaw. There was teachers at from the Extra Fat Young Ducks, little in this round. ty and also the visiting to take part in the state declama- plete. Fancy Turkeys, fighting the convention, are coraiany in- contest. Hens and Fresh Round Five Leonard sent a Parent-te- tory Spring Chickens, Oysters. vited to attend the Old Town Poll Tax at High School. straight to the Jaw and took achers' Pay right association dance on Modem Woodmen will hold their $6.50 Fancy Canton Crepe $4,50 Costume Velvet ona in return. Friedman hooked November 21. at at L FRESH STRAWRERRIES GREEN LIMA BEANS a left to the Jaw. Monday evening, annual dance and card party champion's They tho Colombo hall. There will be IMPORTED CIIESTN ITS ARTHIIOKEH 36-inc- exchanged hard and lefts O. O.. F. hall tonight. Shirting Boulevard costume velvet, h rights extra fine music by the Lightning All Knights Templar are request- PERSIMMONS RKISSELS SPROUTS and to the body at close quarters. a organized EMPEROR GRAPES LARGE WHITE CELERY 40 inch, turquoise, grey copen, sent a left to the and Harmonizcrs, recently ed to meet at the Masonic temple dew. black onlj. , jaw orchestra who render excellent at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon to FLORIDA ;RAI'E1'RIIT CTCT'MBKJKS white and gold, orchid and honey they were clinched nt the bell. music. Is assured FANCY APPLES TOMATOES Round Six Leonard danco Everybody escort the remains of a departed ' countered a real good time. to the station. k POMEGRANATES HEAD LECTTCE a straight left to the jaw with a sir knight truck loan, FLORIDA ORANGES 1SELL PEPPERS hard The Factory wood, full $325 $2.95 uppercut. champion ARMENIAN PRISONERS four dollars. Hahn Coal Co. Phone FRESH (,'OCOAXl'TS GREEN CHILI ml.wd repeatedly. Friedman CRANBERRIES H AulSHES hooked tho champion with a loft 91 ARE FAMINE VICTIMS C. C. Hill and wife of Roswell BANANAS GREEN ONIONS i to the jaw. They exchanged light Hill's FANCY ROSE PEARS CAl'Iil FLOWER Chine $2.25 Wash Satin body blows at close ... Mf daughter, $2.39 Crepe de quarters and (B.T The AfUHirliirrrl Tnm while BARTLETT PEARS GREEN BEANS In the Mrs, R. D. Jones, attending v breakaway Leonard sent a London. Nov. 22. Col. Rawlin- - convention. Mr. Hill Pl'RE SWEET C1DEH SWEET POTATOES ' left to tho chin at the bell. the teachers' DATES 40 our best quality all silk; 86 inch, splendid quality; son, a British prison recently releas- is of schools in PRESERVED GINGER FANCY FIGS mid inch, in) Round Seven The fighting be- who superintendent V RYSTALL1 ZED G I N G ER SEEDLESS nnd SEEDED all colors. flesh and white. came with ed by the Turkish nationalists, Chaves county. fierce, Friedman as has arrived here, gave an account M;TS OF ALL KINDS RASINS the aggressor. He sent hard rights of some of the conditions pre- the; On-trn- l GREEN PEAK 1TG and PLVM PUDDING and lefts to the head today Teachers welcome to champion's vailing behind the Turkish nation-ls- t Restaurant. Old Alhiiquerquo, $1.79 and body, forcing him to the ropes. toma- $1.89 Leonard sent a to lines. for Mexican dishes rlilll, straight right Of the Armenian prisoners from enchiladas panics. Excellent Home Made Mince Meat. Be sure to the jaw. They started slugging soldiers nnd toes and and both took Kars, numbering 5,000 include in your order some of our new shipment of hard body punches. 4,000 ' civilians employed in labor violets Jnst received. Leonard forced Friedman to the the Fresh Mocha and Java Coffee, Club, $5.00 Canton Crepe $2.00 Imported Georgette gangs near Erzerum, he says Inn. . Imported Jockey ropes, appearing to be trying for from starvation College None received some a knockout. majority perished French Peas, Better. Just 40 futf and neglect, leaving only 750 men for sale, $5.00 per more Chinese Bulbs will bloom Christ- 40 inch, Canton crepe, in navy, French georgette; inch, Round Leonard ht Typewriters Lily that by Eight stagger- and ninety-eig- officers for repat- Typewriter black and African. range of colors. ' ed Friedman with rights and lefts riation to Armenia. These, he adds, month. Albuquerque mas. to the head, and Friedman fought were of Greeks Exchange. back replaced by gangs viciously. Leonard's punches from the coast district. TiricV chilli to take home. Cedar seemed to he wearing down his op- DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT $3.95 $1.69 Tree, 419 West Central, ponent. They continued to box at FUNERALS a fast pace, and Leonard forced DEATHS AND We finest line of Goose 158 Taxi & 158 carry the Imported Sausage, Frledrpon into his own corner at Baggage Truffled Sardellen Strauss-berge- the bell. BENJAMIN Tenorla Benjamin Livers, Livers, Livers, $2.39 Satin Charmuese $2.75 Satin Imperial' died today at a local hospital. The PAL MOORE OUTPOINTED. Liver, Mosaic Sausages, Tongue Roulades will be taken to Willard, o Tmili -1n Nov. 22. Pal rmsoxrcn cAPrrnED. body k; l. wwi", Select quality Salmon, Kosher Sausage, home Beautiful 36 inch, black Beautiful quality for gowns; 36 inch Nogales, Ariz., Nov. 22. Alfre- N. M., for burial. Nell McNerney Moore of Memphis was outpointed cooked Roast Beef Baked Hams. etc. quality; do Gandara, one of the prisoners Is in charge. in twelve rounds or Doxing nero to- Pork, Tongue, African and navy. full range of colors. who escaped from the Santa Cruz night by Pewee Jalser, St. Louis, Imported Swiss Cheese, Roquefort Cheese. Fresh county Jail here last June, has HARDY The remains of Salad every day. been captured In Douglas, accord Charles H. Hardy, who died here which forced Moore to clinch on $1.89 $2.19 Ing to word received by the sher- on November 19 were shipped last several occasions. Moore was in iff's office here today. Gandara night to his former home In Iron-to- n, distress due to a cut on the top 01 was awaiting trial on a charge of Ohio. Strong Brothers were his head. FREMONT CASH attempted burglary when he es- 111 charge. , Metor Taffeta caped. He la the third of the NOTED SITBGEON DEAD. $3.75 Crepe $2.95 Chiffon prisoners who escaped to be re- WHITE The body of Richard X. v xTrtw 9 9 "T)r TTdward GROCERY COMPANY captured. W. White will lie-I- state at Strong Augustus Bogus, 83, internationally 40 inch, our best quality; black Corticelli and Italian Taffeta, Brothers' chapel today . from 1 known dentist and surgeon, died Quaker and brown. 36 inch, full colors range. RING IJOCT IS A DRAW. o'clock with an honor guard of an attack of pneu 217 West Central Phone S87-- San Antonio. Tex,, Nov. 22. Pal Knights Templar. At 2 o'clock. monia. He was also a well known Mornn of New Orleans and Willie Rev. Winfred Zeigler will hold author. Doyle, Cleveland, formerly of New service, after which the body will $2.95 $2.19 York, lightweights, fought twelve bo escorted to tho depot and fast rounds tonight. Newspaper shipped to Sioux City, la. Hti men 1 at the ringside called the bout father, mother and brother will 54-In- ch a draw. accompany the body. $3.50 Satin Patria French Serge TURKEY Corticella Satin Patria, 40-inc- h; brown, Splendid quality; tan, grey, African, navy, black, peacock. midnight blue, black. GOLD FEET! $2.79 $3.25 flThen Do feet cold these take 54-In- 54-In- your get nights? RS ch ch KO'ASTE Suede Velour Wool home one of our guaranteed Hot Water Bottles Seven Sizes and Patterns on Special Sale NOW Coating and a comfortable rest. i enjoy night's Splendid quality for Suits and Coats; 'An exceptional value in all wool sarrento, blue, etc. ; and African SEE OUR WINDOWS 84c to $9.50 Each See Them Reindeer, African, Coating; navy A full line of Hot Water Bottles, Fountain Syringes $3.95 $3.00 and Rubber Goods Coffee Percolators Carving Sets. Pyrex Glass Ovehware at New Low Prices Fancy Prunella Skirtings N 54-Inc- h Bolivia Coating

Woodworks Prescription 54 Inch, beautiful color combinations in All-Wo- ol Bolivia Coating, in reindeer, brown and blue black and white, tan, African and navy. and grey, etc. Stripes and plaids. J.KOIRBER & CO. up " Come in and Use Our Free Phone Albuquerque', Big Hardware Store $5.75 $6.50 208-22- Phones 14-- and 214 ; 222 W. Central 0 North Second St. Phone 878. November 23, 1921.

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(Br The Atsoelated Press.) tell o you Task Is to Coax it Out of - ' Denver. Colo., Nov. 22. Ltvra-d- of Orozco, 22 years old. died early Its Old Custom Chang- x- J. today of gunshot wounds received Its Channel Whenever last night after Orosco had shot ing mmPMdk killed one of two masked men d and and the Whim Moves It. who attempted to hold up him his sister. The second bandit was The AMnrliited PrrM.) wounded by Bhots fired by a po- (II; man escaped. Kansas City, Mo.. Nov. 22 (by the liceman but the the The shooting occurred in th Associated Press.) Taming of the city. Orosco Missouri river, outlaw among lower part is task of tlie and his sister, Mrs. Euphella American rivers, the were accosted by the two Unitod States army river enKineers, are here. Their men, one of whom drew a revol- whose headquarters It Oro-ic- o, ! sector is the Missouri river from ver and pressed against according to his sister. Fort Bentnn, Montana, to a point his Alton, Illinois, where the Orozco, she said, pulled gua opposite rush shot dead the robber. Missouri, with a roar and a and a the Mississippi, and there- "The other man pulled gun joins with some of and shot three times," said Mrs. after sweeps degree fell." All oalmness to the Gulf of Mexico. Ksplnosa. "My brother The task of the river engineers three bullets took effect, physi- Mis- Orozco is to persuade and coerce the cians attending last niehi souri river into "staying out,' and said. to coax it out of its long-tim- e cus- A half hour later Patrolman tom of changing its channel when- Charles Harold saw a man who ever the whim moves it. tallied with the description of the I This may sound like an exaggera- missing bandit. He ignored the tion but to anyone who has spent a officer's command to halt and on the river with the army en- Harold shot at him. The man dis- day Mis- 5i. gineers, and has eeen the appeared into an alley, shooting aa souri eating away at a corn field ha ran. One of the bullets passed with wicked energy, swallowing up through Harold's coat sleeve. earth, corn, weeds, fences and trees, Another patrolman, B. F. it seems sometimes as if the river heard the shots and leaped actually had a personality, and an to the running board of an auto outlaw one at that. And while mot He to go to the assistance if farm land from one a currying away Milton of Cardinals, and Clydi Harold. As the machine turned else somewhere else it is equally Left to right. boots, are Pitcher Jim .nn. Catcher Wallie Schmidt. Stork was thrown to the "Nothing bank, and WhitteU curve he pave bnsv, piling up Band, mud Barnhart Below. Cotton Tierney and Ueorge ment and badly hurt. land out of what assist driftwood, making m and Whitted rhird Baseman Clvde Patrolman Uipberger was was river a few before. Then, l'bat the Pittsbnre Pirate with five olavers deals ' ,t days occas. Pitcher Jim Zinn. and Ins federal officers in making too, the river has a habit of fienre in the first b'e trad that one of the men he seeks if Barnhart on an narcotl- - rendes own Second Baseman Cotton Tierney. raid alleged loyally clogging its cinnncl, the baseball stove tea Milton Stock ardinal thiro vons when he heard the shots. Six sand bars so long and so ol teapot Klimination of temperament and building well defined run wcker The five men mentioned wore taken in the raid that it must needs become son is the minor desire to further ftrenrthen prloncrs to- high to con- i The body of the dead bandit broad and shallow in order nine shoot Tic said that Bar are the ceteran f'at'her Wa'tei the elur are piven ss the reasons of Ber- course. day was identified as that tinue its restless Dreyfuss is willing to part Schmidt and Outfielder George for the move by the Pirate heads. nardino McLendres. 25 years old. It is a constant struggle, but it Is ne? the en- ne, and marrt-ege- FATIMA not a hopelcrs An average of about 60 s point with a meisure of gineers used, and because of the shifting the effect with the colomd Ujhts The Infantry branch of the Unit- a month are made on the justified pride to those places along American soldiers CIGARETTES where have built depth, of the river have failed. was beautiful. The Super Six lai.i ed army ie considered the Rhine between the stream they is States German fraulelns. dikes, which resulted In tho mnklnn With all its disadva 'tagea, there orchestra furnished h music. Tho nucleus and the most and concave bend:" a good deal to be said, according Important of land: to the dance was Profes branch the service.1 Ads results nimrfir where revetments have stopped the to the engineers, tor the 01a pauuie chaperoned by Journal Want bring from cutting its bank. Givon wheel steamer, side wheeler, or sor and Mrs. C. T. Ha?erty. Re 1ST rjter evet-roent e or a, "dike on ie side and a stern wheeler, that draws llct freshments were served on and constant no wnter, which ondlt'on is idi'al A number of the y. unit people the other, ut the diligence, so that small breaks may for service on the Missouri. of the community gathrvl crLhiit taste be repaired before they be.r me The river is navigable, say the borne of tho Rev. Ira 11. MCJ'y tc djfiercnas the rlv say they and with time monds Frldny evening una made srious, engineers engineers, sufficient : mmm wer.-- can keep th" stream fairly well and patience, it can be made candy, These in the party fust. sssssrjHis;! & Tobacco Co. Pprw Ktaufer, E.fl- liell. I'tra Liggett Myers g Journal Salesmanship Club iFifty vears ago, before the 00m-in- "A great game if you non't Latham and Cora la h im J. Wil Albuquerque of the Missouri one to Wilkes, bur Jim H. Hud N'ir-ma- n Good For Extra Credits the railroads, weaken," says Major Vaurhan, r, - 20,000 western arterv of of river and S. Tlook'.and Fdw irl Klsliig- first-sulis- was the groat in charge the work, nomination and i steamboats O. Ed Uf-,: Accompanied hy the blank, your commerce, and plowed his aides. ton, Wiley n, Ueuhel will von In the race fot the Its waters as far as Fort Dentin. "You can't weaken, thev assure BeM and Tomer B II. rlpiton. this coupon start ln-ii- l Mm with a total of how dlffii-.i'- l it "You ust it, ror The of i'i.j Tru- nuiguli tuna Journal prizes, grand Montana. Knowing you. keep arfr "Ful'dfs" I.n mil) This may be used is for the railroads to han-4- 1 the river itself never weakens. ces he'd th F.I Pa'-- mine than 3. nedlts milium or.ly always hlrh pchpol once and is valid when by a great wheat harvests, one won- high 8"hool "Tige's" to u scor cC only accompanied' subscription 1 I taniu. ders why it is not possible for the 0 to 0 on Oru'cs . n: Pi reml to handle some of this traffic. The teT!urdo"-i- were Business river fay. Name of , , . . , Albuquerque College The engineer, qn'etly tells you about 5 pound) to Subscriber. that it is possible, then he goes on PERSONAL NOTES tut thev nut up a val flg.it iea-son- s Candidate's Name and explains the two general OF THE STATE araHst the "Tier" te im. THE BEST IN THE SOUTHWEST THAT'S ALL. why it la not being donv Ono Malor and Mrs. J. . Waisman Is now lltUa 'nm-munl- ty Amount Enclosed. $ is that thers very eitertalnrd at a ball atl tin START A COURSE NOW In or DAT OU N i G II T SCHOOL. money for Improving and keeping house Thursday in This will count 20. (Kill free rrP'Mts when returned , cciupdn up the river. STATE COLLEGE honor of Malor Mor-nv- who was to thi- - SiilismanFlilp Club Manager. with the first Yon Will Be Satisfied. The reason Is togher other that many The anuual dance of the pre here to Inspect the "ata co'lege iubsi ipiinn you nhialn. It must be act nmtmnled by thp casn. It. A. MAT, Manager. E. L. IIOSKING, Principal.,, mistakes h ve been made In the paratory department was given rererve officers' training oorpn ind the nuhm i.tlin must be for a period of one year or de- 1 type of towboats used. Boats Friday evening in the college gym- The officers of the b.ittallon we longer. The 2H.WHI fne credits are In addition to the number , signed for any other river In t..e nasium. Decorations were in the prfsont and a few of the yom given on the auliHcriplInn as per regular schedule. world but the Missouri, have been In SSSSSSSBSSSSSSSSBBBSBSSS school colors, red and whl'e and ladies the institution attended. ' J SSSSSSBBSSBMBSSSMMIBSilMMBMMMMMi....

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V AT of the pet or rather its brothers and sisters. She is shown abnv so attired. Her coat Is made from the skins of raccoons rnlred on her w ranch and she is holding one of THE WESTERN SCHOOL s M the pets, which sho shows to vi'ii otnan Daily Page tors.

agazine n C'OCnSES: S INJECTS Twenty-seve- officers compose the new class for the year at the Secretarial Shorthand United States War BEAUTY CHATS Seclal Gaidar RIPPLING ei3MES college for naval Steno- Typ"WTtlng officers at R. I. Book- Newport. graphic SECRETARIES By Edna Kent Forbes. By WAI.T MASON. Business keeping Account- P. E. O. will meet at honve of ISook-kccpli'- K Mrs. John It. Gass at 2:45 P. m. ancy ANSWKRED UE7TTEKS. wet with vinegar. If there are Ball at Masonic BLESSINGS. FiMflNh vermin should first be temple by OVEUWOItKEI) 'neath my head, invito refreshing IHclur any they and Chapter at 8:30 p. m. slumber. Then all tho phono- CONTENTED STl'DEN'TS SpclPng R. C: You should weigh 120 destroyed by soaking the hair with dance at The boon becomes a on Knld kerosene tied Thanksgiving Country greatest graphs earth proceed to make pounds. A diet chart will be mail- and up overnight. club at 9 p. in. bore when It's not handled; horrid, and, ENTHCSIASTIO CRADFATES In tho shampoo thor- wisely night lying sleepiest Civil ed to you If you send a stamped morning and now head and heart are In my berth, I hand out language oughly. my - Service Commer- addressed A clear skin torrid. I licnr the swlrlln.q- swish SATISFIED EMPLOYEKS envelope. Mabel: The bleach made fron NEW COAT FROCK Bore, for I've been Gothed and and rw.ish of .Machine. cial Law of es- ammonia will no jazz strains most is the result good health, peroxide and Vandaled. I like the tuneful phon- I Un- Penman- or- hear tho whine of that of the digestive hurt tho skin: however, it will not IS VERY SWAGGER Jo-h- , pecially ograph when cultured people grind cle who's busy rnnnologulng. ship be necessary to use it oftcner than counter-teno- Offiop gans. it, and long I lean upon my staff I hear tlio r speak as s4i!i.Hwiw mil Salesman- Individual Instrnctlon Peggy: The lines you sneak of needed to bleach the hair. and bless tho guys who wind it. i Tniln'ms In though his voice ncds greasing. ship are only temporary, due to the fast Peggy: A course elocution love to hear it sending out tine I lierir the hiRh secretarial un- You should soprano shriek, Enroll Any Time that you are about ten pounds will help your voice. songs of sense and feeling, com- and thus It And Advertising Training A "lablespoonful of 130 goos, unceasing. derweight. weigh pounds. posed by some accomplished scout, when the hour of midnight's Dorit olive oil, taken In the same amount Reader: Massage the scalp eac ere Jazz bands broke the celling. the cough. each from struck, racket's still proceed- of of grape Juice, three times night until it glows Increase' I like to hear It in tho dusk, IH ing; what wonder if 1 run violent paroxysms coughing will give this needed circulation and if the hair con- amuck, TIJeras Avenue and Eighth Street day, you strains are most consoling, before and leave some victims bleeding? PIE eased by Dr. King' New weight and also build up your gen- tinues to fall out, send a stamped the watchman, and Is a a standard In- grim brusque There time to dance and Discovery, fifty years eral health. nddressed envelope for future his curfew bell is tolling. When remarked Children like it. A. L. D. A.: As not preach, the wise apostle, remedy for colds. you did give formation. curfew rings I go to bed, as do ri and there's a to can mo of and M. P. M.: The tonlo T am sug- time the No harmful drugs, All druggists, ouc the height the boy girl. seemly number, and, with a pillow screech of every human throstle. I cannot compute their respective gesting above will also help yout weights. case, curing the dandruff and re- V. V. E.: White spots on the storing tho color to the faded hair and Flatfoot s sed, Would you like Dr. nails come from poor circulation, J. F.: Bitter aloes applied to to have it hark? King's which causes these little deposits of tho finger nails frequently Yes, sure, yes, me and Puds sed New of lime to collect. They will bleach breaks this habit of biting little: Discovery 'up both together. For Colds and off if you rub into them a past; them. BENNYS I tluiwt you sod Flatfoot. Coughs made from of Send a would, equal parts pitch Bright Eyes: stamped And lie started to wawk away as Bowels Normal. Nature'! and myrrh. Those ingredients are nddressed enveloped for the cream rOTB BOOS If Make the Fiib.'eck was all over. is the way of Dr. Pills blended by heating them slightly. formula and a bleach for those Wich it was. way King's Brunette: A dermatologist will blotches. Cucumber Juice will also papa gently and firmly regulating the bowels, remove from this. sUe eliminating the intestine dogging the pits smallpox. do COAT TO Cocoa butter massaged gently into Reader: If you use the white of MATCH waste. At all druggists, 25c. tho nourish an should tissues each night will egg as an astringent it PET IS NOVELTY PROMPT 1 WONT GRIPE and fatten the bust. be in the proportion of one part Helen: There is not space at this egg to six of water. Such an as- OF RANCH GIRL time to publish the cucumber for- tringent is only used when giving Br. Kinffs Fills mula. I will he glad to mall It to treatment and applied to skin after you If you send a stamped address- It has been thoroughly cleansed ed envelope. with cream and removed with hot Dot: A girl of 16, height five foet damp cloths. After applying the Me and Puds SImklns was hav- two inches, should weigh about astringent lie down and give it a catch out In the street with a 110 To Increase about 20 minutes Re- ing pounds. your to work. base law if weight, follow the advice given to move and proceed with treatment, ball, being agenst the Peggy In this column. using more cream until the pores cop sees you, and Puds threw tho Brunette: To remove these have taken up all they need. Re- ball so high it went away over my shafts from the hair, use a very move surplus cream and rub the hed and rolled down the street and fine toothed comb, which is skin well with ice. kept erround the corner, me saying. j Hay, wy dont you pervido a step ladder with every ball you throw? And me and him had a argo-me- THE NEW GENERATION about whose fault It was. mJ I was no and Puds By JANE PHELPS saying giraffe saying It wasent his fault If I was sutch a short reetcher, and we set- HORTENSE'S GOSSIP ANNOYS ter, Joan?" tled tho argement by arbitration JOAN. "Oh, I don't know! He is all and both wawked down after the right, I guess. Why?" Then re- ball and wen we got erround th CHAPTER 20. calling that ho had been Mrs corner there was no ball In site It Is no wonder that Margaret Thompson's guest she added: "He and Flatfoot the cop was standing con- BLANKETS had misgivings seemed nice at times." thero like somebody to lock occasionally As the season progresses coat trying the wisdom of her plans "He liked your mother innocent, saying, Hello Its a m cerning pretty frocks become more i boys. for Joan, yet on the whole It had well." popular tha nice day, Izzent it? 1 out well: ever. They will continue good me con- Thanksgiving worked remarkably "Everyone likes Mumsie.' even Wich and l'uds had n at enough so that never once had she "Oh, I don't menn like that until spring for many dress sultation, me whispering. I bet he's considered same manufacturers are making coat and Sure Ice Cream Specials making any significant as everyone does." frocks for got it, Puda whispering. In them. That the child's "What do mean early spring showing. he's it. And he said to flat-fto- t. sonictliliiK change you then?" The winter models are got Cranberry Ice, future was pregnant with possibil "I hoard him telling mother very swag- You dident see a ball com? new and tasty. ger affairs made In duve-ty- ities oecause or ner upnnnginT that she was the most charming velvet, orround heer enywares, did you? Emit Salad tricotine or of Tuttl-I'rut- Margaret fully realized; possibili- woman he had met In a serge. Some A ball? sed Flatfoot with a tl KAHN'S STORE long both of them boast an undordresj of silk ' a assort- ties of right and wrong; time." or like somebody trying to Also complete happiness and unhappiness. Yet "Of course she Is!" Joan return- crepe and others have nothing think, saying, Let me see, was it a ment of fancy bricks. she had faith in in ed "There but tho coat cfi'ect with perhaps round ball about Individual Service to the ancestry, emphatically. Isn't any- a or vestee hard jest the sl'e blood. In the inherent probity, one In this old town like her, not gllet of lace or white to go Into somebodys parler win- Turtles. s descended of even crepe or flannel. dow through generations your mother, though, per- This pane? rlght-liivn- g to believe is frock pictured here Is very Wo was kind It forebears, haps, you think your mother all effective Jest of lxamlning that Joan would come through right." Joan happened to think, in its simplicity. It is and it slipped and rolled down Come with supreme confidence that you will buy fashioned of navy blue tricotine clean. just at this Instant, of the conver- heer, I sed. Miss Gale in this Blanket for less than the manufacturer has Joan also had else. and trimmed with in ma- Evelynne her raccoon something sation she and her mother had had stitching Well, well, you must of lxamlned skin coat her raccoon. to cotton herself was a constant a few roon colored silk. This B'.ltchlng it awflll sed Flatfoot. Not holding pet pay for the today. Margaret days prevlqus. regarding on the hard, Bairv Ass'n. Influence through her conversa- Hortense and her mother In which appears sleeves, collar and saying weather he had saw it or No longer will It bo hard for skirt. A round, fancy bone but- not. me tion, her Ideals, her reading she Margaret had said: ton and and Puds started to milady to find a pet to match her 1- proved a wholesome guide to "Hortense loves her of great proportions serves as have another consultation, me coat If she the novel idea right probably well.' The frock will be found fdnpts thinking on the part of her child. mother Just as much as you do wlspering, I bet a thousand dollars conceived by Miss Kvelynne Gale, - comfortablo She met all the problems connect- me." under tho fur coat he's got It all rite, and Puds wls- who runs a raccoon ranch Just 200 pair Bed Blankets, grey only. dumb-hea- d, when a suit feel bund'.csome. ed with Joan In such a spirit of "You are a Joan may pering, I bet a million he has, too. outside Atlantic City. Her idea Is Sale Price, each fairness (her influence was so Hayden, for all you are so smart to fashion tho coat out of the coat $1.48 tactfully concealed) that Joan felt in some things." it was she herself who decided "Dumb about what? If you've what was right and what was got anything to say, spit it out!" Lot 2 Blankets wrong. She never dreamed that Joan herself never "beat about tho she had decided through her bush" In her talk. Often she was 100 pair Bed Blankets, assorted colors; values up mother. a bit cruel, but she was always to Extra fine cotton twill. The relations between REE CREDITS COUPON $3.50. &t Margaret honest. Sale each QQ and Joan at this time were pecu- "Why, everyone In town knew MakMig corn into corn Price, J)Xt0 liar to themselves perhaps In n he was In love with her. I expect Good for 100 Credits in way unlike customary relation- you will soon have a new father." The Albuquerque Journal ships existing between mother and As she made the last remark, Hor- Lot 3 Blankets daughter. tense edged away a bit as if she flakes was an important Margaret loved Joan Intensely. feared Joan's anger might lead to Big quantity Bed Blankets. These blankets are But added to that mother love was personal conflict. SftLESMSHIP Win of extra cotton. the feeling of responsibility for "How dare you, Hortens.-Thompson- ! The heavy Exceptional (Jrt QQ her unique bringing up; the In- I never shall speak to accomplishment. values. Sale Price, each tense following of Joan's mental you again! Never as long as I $4JiJ processes: the teacher-lik- e attitude live. My Mumsie would never do camouflaged. such a thing. Never treat me so next big step in serving Lot 4 Blankets Joan, too, loved her mother de- badly. Anyway, she's too old!" votedly. Yet she had adopted an Joan finished as If In spite of her Creaiis air of criticism, of superiority be- brave words, she needed some re- the was qualities, 66x80, wool cause of her d youth and assurance. appetite OTSlIinSaj Dependable heavy nap, plaid; a feeling that her mother was "too "Wumph! Lots of women, wid- I HEREBY CAST 100 FREE CREDITS FOR very desirable quality; all colors; plaids, pink old'' too much behind the times ows, older than she Is, get married with white, brown, blue, to was green, grey, QQ understand what really And you needn't get so nasty about Miss, Mr. or Mrs., white. Sale Leach (IQ suitable for her; and who often It, either, because I heard mother tan, Price, vtltOi mistook her place In the world. and father talking only this very Post Toosties "My mother doesn't butt In!" morning at breakfast about It. Address Dlst. No., often said to the Lot 5 Blankets ,she girls, yet she Father said It would be .'a good out. name and address of tho had felt of late that Margaret match,' so there!" best cornflakes This coupon, neatly clipped to "butt In" she candidate filled In. and mailed or delivered to the Campaign that must Without a word Joan turned count 100 Frill 13 Barlin Plaid Blankets; pink, blue and grey. Also be careful or her "Mumsie" would from Hortense Department of The Morning .Journal, will as away and crossing It does not coBt to cast these Coupons broken lots in dark colors. Values (I do something foolish, or that on re- CREDITS. anything the street, went home alone, favorite candidate, and you are not restricted in any QQ would look foolish In one of Mum-sle- 's of Hortense's to for votir up to $7.50. Sale each gardless call To make sure of getting the best, sense in them. Get all you can and send them in Price, $4lwO age. "come on and walk home togeth- voting Soon after Craig Forrester left er!" She felt she needed to be order "Post Toasties" by name, from your grocer. they all count. town Hortenae Thompson said to alone to think. Then, too, she This conpon must be polled before 9 p. m., Tuesday, Nov. 29. Lot 6 Blankets Joan: didn't intend to be friends with "How did like All-Wo- you Craig: Forres Hortense any more. Big lot of ol Blankets, full size, in plaids and plain colors. This blanket is made of fine wool. While they last, values up to Cf $10.00. Sale Price tPU.iOfQ Lot 7 Blankets LOOK AT THIS Is Last We have all-wo- ol IU1 Today Your just received a large shipment, Bed Blankets. Made out of extra fine wool, good assortment, in patterns dark and light fjf7 AQ Chance Before Leav- plaids. Values up to $12. Sale Price. . . tjW UO ONLY to Attend ORANGES! ORANGES! ing Each Dozen LlOCOKn Cranberries, each lb '. 23c Figs, for stewing, each lb 15c Currants, each pkg 20c Mince Meat, each pkg 17c Mince Meat, each jar, of b. 4-- 64c ITS Fl Mince Meat, each jar of 2-l- 8-- $1.19 English Walnuts, Fancy, lb 35c msm Almonds, Fancy, lb 32c Pecans, Fancy, lb 32c Hazel Nuts, Fancy, lb 25c Brazil Nuts, Fancy, lb 32c Do Prunes, Fancy, each 10-l- b. box. Christmas the Sale where two 20-3- your Shopping at Fire ycu can get 0 per box $2.40 We again have Sunmaid and Del Monte Seeded or three gifts for the price of one. Raisens in Stock. KAHN'S STORE 109-11- 1 North First Street Don't Miss the Jewelery Department on the First Floor Phone 353 , Opposite Y. M. C. A.

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Just two more weeks and the big credit period will be over. After that you won't get as many credits for each subscription to The Journal. Live candidates will make the most of these "big credit days" will TANDINGS you? By doing ycur very best work during these remaining days of the big credit schedule, you can practically make sure of "clinching" DISTRICT NUMBER ONE one of the big awards that's mighty good pay for a few weeks' work, Mrs. Margaret F. Barnes 73,200 Chas. Hill Barber, Jr t. , 81,100 don't you think? W. A. Betts . 5,000 Miss Dorothy Bowman 71,900 Miss Irene Burke. 5,000 Miss Dorothy Cameron.... ;.; 5,000 Benny Cordova 30,000 Mrs. Tom Esposito ; 5,GG0 Is H. Now the Time to Boost Lynn Fox it. x. ., 5,000 ' Mrs. Roy Graham 5,000 Miss Helen Gurule..... 76,300 Your Credit Mrs. R. E. Hathcox 72,300 Standings Miss Angelica Howden. . .., 5,500 Mrs. Markett Jones ... 37,000 You will never have a better chance at any time during the campaign. Miss L. M. Kempenich. . ... 5,000 credit will be Miss Margaret Kleinworth 5,000 So while you are boosting your standing you getting H. M. Kingston 42,700 just that much nearer to landing one of, the big prizes. And- - with such Miss Shirley Lewis. 7,200 a award to lock forward can't afford to can't John Livingston - ., 5,000 big to, you delay you Mrs. R. M. Marx...... , 93,700 afford to wait YOU MUST JUMP RI1HT INTO THE RACE Mrs. Tony Ortiz 9,300 DETERMINED THAT YOU WILL PUSH YOUR WAY TO Miss Lenora Perea 5,000 NOW, Miss Burnadale McGee Putnam...... 5,000 THE VERY TOP. Miss Ada Philbrick . . . 48,600 Mrs. G. D. Ramsey :. ... 91,600 The laggard members will not profit by the big credit schedule but, Miss Louise Roark 48,000 M. Roybal . 5,000 the wide-awak- e members WILL. And those who take of .j., advantage Mrs. Margaret Schaltegger . . ,; 81,900 their present opportunities will be the ones who will rejoice Decem- Miss Margaret Spargo. 5,000 22nd. Miss Wilma Stevens , 5,900 ber Miss Grace Stortz 6,700 class Your these weeks will Miss Anna Wilds Strumquist 5,000 To which do you belong? work next two Miss Mildred Tatum...... 5,100 answer the question. Mrs. H. J. Tompkins..: 73,500 Mrs. Lucy Valdez 7... 5,000 Mrs. M. L. Whithorn 5,000 Miss Edna L. Williams..... 82,400 G. Albert Linder 5,000 Only Two More Arnold Rosenwald ...... 5,000 DISTRICT NUMBER TWO. Alfredo Baca . . . 8,500 Weeks of the Prof. R. M. Bolt , 5.0C0 Neil P. Bolt ... 8,000 Sim Brown 5,000 Miss Eloyse Bumgarner ,. , 5,000 W. A. McGahan ". ., 5,000 F. C. Gorman 37,000 Credit Period Miss Tiofilia Granito ., Big 5,000 Miss 12,000 cred- Virgie Hidalgo 5,800 Every yearly subscription of The Journal now counts you Mrs. C. W. Howe ... ,; .., 5,000 .' its; every two-ye- ar subscription to The Journal counts you 30,000 J. F. Jamison . . . 5,000 R. M. Kimbro 5,000 credits. A three-yea- r subscription to The Journal entitles you to 60,000 Mrs. John Lash 6,600 credits a four-ye- ar subscription 120,000 credits a five-ye- ar subscrip- H. S. Mason 5,000 Mrs. C. Martinez 54,900 tion credits a six-ye- ar 360,000 credits. 240,000 aid subscription Miss Sophie Martin ,s 35,600 Mrs. J. F.' Oglesby. t 6,400 IN ADDITION YOU GET 100,000 EXTRA FREE CREDITS with J. M. Sandoval 57,000 every $27 in subscriptions turned in. But this credit schedule will soon Mrs. Fern Swatzell 5,300 be reduced ADVANTAGE IT Ed. C. Tafoya .T.,n., 5,000 very materially TAKE OF NOW Miss Minnie Wallace. , .,. ;. 5,000 WHILE YOU CAN. Miss Ethel Wilson...... tu... . . 5,300

DISTRICT NUMBER THREE T. H. Bowland jr 8i),200 Baby Ellen .M fi.000 J. Eller ?: 5.0G0 MAKE Charles E. Hayes , 5.0C0 SURE Gordon Herkenhoff 43,000 George Lentz 5.CC0 O. E. Lovan .j 25,000 Rev. C. D. Poston .., 5,000 Miss Margaret Radcliffe 77,600 Miss Lutgorda Sanchez. 5,000 Fred Rogers ,. 49,500 L. J. Stone. ,s 5,000

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LONDON'S field worker In Americanization, E UNEMPLOYMENT SITUATION GROWS MORE CRITICAL both gave practical Instructions PROS CUTI STATE P. T. fir bringing about cooperation of i'S teachers and paronts, the latter speaking about the The Bank for speaking parents. General dis- AUCKLE HOLD MEETING cussion followed the program of talks and papers. Your Purpose R CASE LUNCHEON If your friend tells you the best bank ESTSJJS Hi Theaters Today in town for your purpose is the State National Bank, you will naturally do business there. Hotel Rooms Where Miss Are Guests of Local Group "B" Theater Repeating today tho Cecil R. DeMllle's production. This bank is growing upon the good Rappe Is Said to Have for Enthusiastic and "The Affairs of Anatol," with an will of its old depositors. New ac- all-st- also Been Fatally Injured Will Helpful Discussion After cast; repeating the counts are being opened here every "Current Events" pictures. The who were to Be Inspected Today. Regular Meeting. De Millo picture Is a wonderful day for people persuaded screen feature nnd continues to come in by old customers. The Associated draw large crowds at each show. (Br Frtra.) Tho slate parent-teacher- s' asso- That is the kind of business that makes San Francisco. Calif., Nov. 22. of Lyric Then tor Patrons of this The In ciation, through the hospitality theater will have the of a bank. Are you prosecution rested its case associa- opportunity healthy, prosperous the manslaughter trial of Roscoe C. the North Fourth street seeing "Nazlmova" In "Camllle," as one of them? (Fatty) Arbuckle at 3:30 p. m. to- tion, was able to continue its brief the picture Is being repeated today. A account can be started day, reserving the right to examine morning section over the noon re- Also repeating "Ninety Days or checking Dr. George R. Divan of Los Angeles cess yesterday. Members of Jthe Life," the Interesting, laughable here with $50, or a savings account, tomorrow and later to ex- state association were guests of comedy of two reels. 4 a question mm the to paying interest, with dollar. perts appointed to examine the mm the local group nt lunch at I'ahtlmo Theater Repeating You the same consideration here bladder of Miss wm$&MMi Cuntral Avenue Methodist church. day Eileen Percy, the Fox studio! get Virginia Rappe, whose death brought about the At the sectional meeting the favorite, as tho leading character In with a small deposit as with a large one. trial. group heard an address by .lono-thn- n "Maid of the West"; also repeating This bank is on thousands of The court directed an examina- II. Wagner on "The Great the "Mutt and Jeff" cartoons, and growing tion tomorrow by court, counsel Objective of Life from tho Par- the "Fox News" pictures. small accounts. and Jury of the rooms of the Hotel ents' and Teachers' Viewpoint," St. Francis in which Miss Rappe and reports from the several is alleged to have been fatally In- branch associations. Duns for a jured by Arbuckle. year book to carry the program of Prof. K. O. Heinrlch, criminolo- all state associations were dis- CARBUNCLES gist, was the last prosecution wit- cussed and decided upon. ness. f' Mrs. Ruth C. Miller was re- BHi, Pi In, Plmplei. eto., quickly re- O. liflPm as lieved by Aclolph finger elected acclamation presi- Jup!, police j by s print expert. Identified the right (fas dent of tho state P. T. A. (Uhe:-officer- hand and prints of Ar- fiHallfwtl were elected as follows. BOILENE State National Bank print finger or or buckle and the finger prints of Miss Mrs. 10. L. Lusk of Itoswell, first your moiipy hark. 60c at drugglata vice Mrs. William Mo-na- by mull postpaid. Rappe. president; THE BOII.KNE CO., Albuqurrqw, N. M. Affiliated With I'rof. O. E, HeiniMch, 'criminolo- of Albuquerquo, second vice gist of the University of California, president; Mrs. Kathcrine Shef- & Bank was next called. field of Raman, third vice presi- The State Trust Savings The hotel doors were Introduced dent; Mrs. C. A. Mozley of Albu- Resources for identification. Finger prints On querque, recording secretary; Mrs. Combined tho doors showed Kvidence .T. secre- A CCOUNTING plainly. W. Reed, corresponding --- of tho witness of Minima, INCOME One-Ha- regarding finger tary; Mrs. A. A. Woodworlh fxy TAX t FINANCIAL Four and lf Million Dollars prints was resisted by the defense, Albuquerque, treasurer; Mrs. V. but. the objection was overruled. A. Wilson of Roswell, auditor, and Heiurlch said he was not called 4i3 Mrs. J. V. Wilson of Albuquerque, WllllAMJ ZAN to examine tho doors until eleven historian, 1 BRING SURE RESULTS days Rtter the Arbuckle party, tin- About fifty parent teachers' as- JOURNAL WANT ADS QUICK, der direct examination Hoimich wwarwwiiiwr sociation attended were representatives testified that the finger prints Police scattering mob of unemployed workmen in the west end of London during a recent demonstration. the luncheon which was presided those of both a male and female. over by Mrs. O. M. Foraker of Tho of one female hand industrial situation and other centers are or in of street school as- imprint England's daily stajr Eatherinjrs parades front tho North Fourth was surrounded by the Imprint of is much more ritical than Amer- ing demonstrations which have residence in sociation. Tho program of talks a male Heinrich testified. hand. ica's. Tba unemployed in London finally caused officials to forbid Downing street and other points. was on tho subject "Ideals to l!o The prints on the door were those Obtained by Parent-Teacher- s' of Virginia Rappe and Arbuckle. Associations." This Bubject was according to the police comparison, discussed from several different he said. in which he said that Miss Rappe NEW MEXICO BOYS Arbuckle. had exonerated Arbuckle. viewpoints. Opens for Ulennon was the CHURCHES Miss Marie Railing, principal of After the prosecution had closed excused from PUN WIN WINCHESTER stand following the court' ruling. the Old Town school, spoke of its caffa late today in the man- RIFLE TROPHIES tho value to tho teacher of con- slaughter trial of Roscoe C. (Fatty) WITNESSES DEM KIBE tact with parents in binding the Arbuckle, after reserving tho right home and school Mrs. !i to- PARTY 1 THE HOTEL Pl.t of tho 1921 'Winchester Jun- together., to introduce further testimony SERVICES William Meimul of tho North morrow, Gavin chief coun- UH ior Riflo corpB medals have been McNab, to New ac Fourth street school association sel for the defense made the open Pan Francisco, Calif., Nov. 22. awarded Mexico boys, The details of the fatal visit in cording to an announcement made spoke of tho community and spir- mj statement Arbuckle ing for com-- it and engendered irk September of Miss yesterday by tho Winchester j neighborliness The state has miserably failed Virginia Kappe, HER tho association. Mrs. Maude L. to prove its case, McNab said. mutton picture actress, to San Fran ETOMORRQW pany, which sponsors boys' and by m2 cisco, from Los Angeles, were re- girls' riflo clubs throughout the Blaincy, county school superinten- This lino of argument was ruled dent from Carrizozo and Mis.? out by the and ho was In lated today by Alfred Somnacher, country. court I Irene Bernalillo The Fashion structed to "state what he Intended manager for Miss Rappe, in the Magdalena boys took three of the liurke, county Shop trial of Roscoe C :Rev. H. S. Davidson to medals, Lenta, Richard N'. superintendent, spoke of the ben- - to prove. manslaughter George - lit (Fatty) Arbuckle. Miss Kappe's Hoffman and Walter Mayes being efits to the schools In their cotin- "We will prove that Arbuckle winners from Others ties as a result of P. T. A. co 8 was not in the Hotel St. Francis death, following a party in the hotel Preach Thanksgiving that city. St. Francis attended by tieinnacher who received medals are Roland operation. 220 WEST CENTRAL Sermon at Lead Avenue s. and others was made .tho basis of Romulger, Deming; Terrehce Mrs. B. L. Lusk, president of a w-- the chargo against Arbifckle. Methodist Church. Deming, and Archie O. Roswell P. T. A. and Mis Theo- - Somnacher said he brought Miss Ttttcii, Carrizoso, dosia Whiting, national Wi C. T. U. Rappe and Mrs. Uambina Maudo a In pursuance of the proclamation Delmont, mutual friend, to San of President Harding the Trotes-tan- t Francisco, in his automobile Sep- The Greatest Event of the Convention A churches of Albuquerque will tember 3. and that they attended hold union serv- the 0. Thanksgiving day party together September ices at 10:30 o'clock Thursday SPECIAL" He testitied to the finding of Meth- Dinner Will be the "TEACHERS' Miss in morning at the Lead Avenue mmm Thanksgiving Kappa ArSuckle's room, ap- odist church. The Rev. H. S. Da- t parently in an intoxicated condition, of after nhe had been alon for a vidson, pastor the Congrega- VWill Bo Served at 93c SALE time with tional church, will preach the Arbuckle. sermon minister,?) He met Arbuckle the next day, Thanksgiving and he said, und "all said we bcllevsd of the city will assist in the service. WATCH OUR WINDOWS The Rov. y. K, McOuire, pastor St. Miss Rappe was . intoxicated." isitbrifs Orphanage Y Y .Semnacher refused to repeat a word of the Methodist church, will pre- he snld was used Arbuckle in side over the program, which will (Albuquerque, N. M.) by be as follows: relation to the attempts by guests NOVEMBER of tho party to relieve M'ss Rappe. Prelude Pianist. THURSDAY, 24 Ho wrote the word out for the Doxology Congregation. Invocation Rev. C. It. McKean. Dresser Scarfs and Center Piece, stenographer. 2S Cotton Batting, snow white. Miss Rappe had torn off her Hymn No. Congregation. for Benefit of the Boys value. clothing on various occasions, after Anthem Choir. Regular $1.50 QQ 7 rolls for 93c drinking liquor, he testified, but Responsive Reading Rev. T. F. $1,E0 a Plate Everybody Invited Each the manner in which 6h tore It on Harvey. .i.. tJV such occasions was different from Gloria Congregation. Dinner Will Ee Served from 11 a. m. to 3 p. m. WEDNESDAY TS So DAI WEDNESDAY IS 9So DAY the manner sho used after suppos- Scripture Lesson Rev. W, A. and from 5 p. m. till 8 p. m. edly having been Injured at the Guy. If You Have No of Out party. Thanksgiving Prayer Rev. A. Way Getting Miss Alice Blake, show girl, was M. Knudsen. Phone the first witness today. A state Offertory Choir. 688 or 778 For FREE Auto Ladies' Corsets, all sizes and Styles; ment made by her to the police was Proclamation of President Rev. values to Introduced. It described the party !L. L. Gaines. up $2.50. Ladies' Bungalow Aprons, all QQtf In Arbucklo's rooms In the Hotel Hymn, "America" Congrega Your choice Qf the latest patterns. Each it St. Francis, in which Virginia tion. vOl Miss Alice Blake Rappe is alleged to have received Benediction Rev. C. C. Higbee. WEDNESDAY IS 93o DAY hands. Postlude Pianist. li I Show Girl Who Testified Tuesday fatal Injuries at Arbuckle's ei m r m n n WEDNESDAY IS 93o DAY in tno ArDucKlc Unso. The statements said that Miss A silver offering will be taken ii i n i Blake first saw Miss Itappe nude on behalf of the city bureau of r: room more than ten minutes with on a bed in Arbuckle's room and cnanties. uno punnc is coruiauy Miss Virginia Rappe," McNab con- suffering-grea- t pain. It continued Invited to participate in the service Cotton tinued. that Miss Blake and other guests of praise and thanksgiving. Men's Hose, all Arbuckle Is accused of having in- of the party assisted Miss Rappe. B colors. 8 pair 93c flicted fatal Injuries on Miss Rappe, The court room was crowded and CONSTITUTION BARS Bed Sheet, Snow White a motion picture actress, in his there were many others In the out- WEDNESDAY IS 3o DAY Each QQ, rooms In the hotel 5. side corridors seeking admission. ISSUING A CHARTER, size 72x90. OC Septemher Another statement Miss George Glennon, house detective given by GOVERNOR BELIEVES of the St. Francis, was the first Blake to the district attorney was WEDNESDAY IS 93o DAY ruled out on the ground that the rj- witness called by the defense. Good to Eat - The court ruled out McNab's at dctense had been given no oppor- Santa Fe, Nov. 22. Governor Things Ladies' Heavy Quality CtQn tempts to have the witness detail a tunity to examine It, Mechem, on his return from Albu- Union Suits. Each . VO 1 conversation he had with Mlae The next witness was Joseph querque, said he believed the con- Rappe following her alleged In- Rldeaux, physical culture trainer stitution barred the Issuing of a WEDNESDAY IS 9So DAY at Arbuckle's hands. of Los Angeles, who treated Miss charter of tho kind wanted by the Ladies' Lisle in brown and juries Rappe for being overweight. He committee which waited him Hose, black, Before the trial the defense an- had upon 75c value. nounced that Glennon made a went through the exercises he in the Duke City to ask him to call Regular QQo statement to the district attorney given Miss Rappe. Rldeaux said ho a special session of the legislature Pillow extra 2 pair tested Miss Rappe's strength. She to charter a memorial trust, for a Cases, good quality Q Jt)l and appeared healthy was stronger $20,000,000 sanatorium as a mem- size 36x42. Four for DAY than most women he had instruct' orial to the war mothers. Ot . WEDNESDAY IS 93o ed. The governor said, however, ho SLOAN'S RELIEVES Harry J. Boyle, assistant man had not given the committee a WEDNESDAY IS B3o DAY ager of the Hotel St. Francis, the positive answer but requested them next witness, testified to having to get lawyers to look into the NEURALGIC ACHES been called to Arbuckle's room In Ladies' Outing Flannel Gowns. QQ tho hotel immediately after Miss $1.50 value. VOL Rappe was supposed to have been Ladies' Outing and Poplin Waists. Regular Each.... forty years Sloan's Liniment Injured there, ana of having queS' and FOR relief for Regular $1.50 $1.75 QQ WEDNESDAY IS 93o DAY been the quickest tloned Arbuckle. choice C neuralgia, sciatica and rheuma- Arbuckle started to carry Mlsi MOTHER values. Your tO tism, tired muscles, lame backs, sprains Rappe to another room on the tann and strains, achea and pains. floor ana Became pxnaustea nna WEDNESDAY IS 93c DAY assisted him, he testified. ri Keep Sloan's handy and apply freely, Boyle without rubbing, at the first twinge. Clean Child's Bowels with Ladies' Silk Hose, in brown It eases and brings comfort surclv 6 ARE KILLED WHEN QQ and readily. You'll find it clean and "California Fig Syrup" Men's Handkerchiefs, white, and blade. Pair TRAIN STRIKES AUTO Everything to make your Thanksgiving Dinner a blue and red. 12 for 93c tdl Sloan's Liniment fa pain's enemy. AT GRADE CROSSING success Green Lima WEDNESDAY IS 93c DAY Ask Vegetables, Green Beans, your neighbor. Beans, Mango Cauliflower, Bleach-- , WEDNESDAY IS 93c DAY At all druggists 35c, 70c, SI .40. (Bj The Auoclnted Peppers, Fancy Denver, Colo., Nov.Pr.)22. Two ed Celery, Eggplant, Spinach, etc. girls, two boys, a man and a worn an, all Mexicans, were killed when Bulk Mince Meat, lb ....35c an eastbound Union Pacific passen Quart Jars, Mince Meat 75c Iinfants' Crib Blankets, in blue and Children's Play Suits, in blue and ger train struck an automobile In Plum white and pink and OO khaki; sizes 4 to 8. which eight persons were riding, Pudding :.z. ...45c and 85c Liniment at a crossing about one mile south De Luxe Fruit Cakes ,90c and $1.75 white. Each ...... UOK, Each..' 93c of Brighton, Colo., at 3 p. m. today. New Tho dead man is to be Dates, pkg .....25c DAY jUB Tbe Cortar of kia itc) thought Joe New lb 30c WEDNESDAY IS 93c WEDNESDAY IS tht DAY wiiiqmcKiy rorciieTcu uj Ptlnarls. a farmer from Greeley, Layer Figs, applying before retiring Colo.; the dead woman Is believed Crystalized Ginger, 'i lb. box .....65c' lr.Hob8on "BEczemaO in t to be his wife and two of the dead Preserved 16 oz. he? ment. OneofPr.Hobwa'i children are thought to bo his. Ginger, jars $1.00 iTBOiirjlf Family Bgmediea. Yellow Tomato 16 oz. 65c A girl, 13. and a man survived Preserves, jars Turkish extra fine the wreck. They are belnsr taken Gooseberry Preserves, 16 oz. jars 60c Towels, quality; Barber Towels; size to the county hospital here, after size 24x42. 14x24. 12 for piHbbsorik aid treatment at Kven a sick child loves Spiced Fig Preserves, 16 oz. jars ,.60e QQfl 93c receiving first the 3 for ...v..v..-r...... - . VOC Brighten. The girl's collar bone fruity" tasto of "California Fig Fig Marmalade, 16 oz. jars 55c 65 was broken and Bhe Is thought to Syrup." If the little tongue Is coat- Sweet Cider, quart bottles 55c WEDNESDAY IS 93o DAY have been Internally and possibly ed, or If your child Is listless, cross, WEDNESDAY IS 3c DAY fatally Injured. feverish, full of cold, or has colic, Loganberry Juice, quart bottles. .75c The dead man Is thought to have give a teasnoonful to cleanse the Mistletoe Pumpkin, No. 3 tins.... 30c been driving to Greeley, after a liver and bowels. In a few hours Small No. 2 .35c G. E. Fletcher visit In Denver with friends. you can see for yourself how thor- Beets, tins... ' oughly it works all the constipation Hulless Popcorn, pkg 15c Men's Extra Heavy Work Shirts, fn Gingham, in plaids and stripes; all XT. S. FGINKKR KILLED. poison, sour bile and waste out of All kind3 of new nuts Walnuts, Brazils, Filberts, khaki latest patterns. London, Nov. 22. A dispatch to the bowels, and you have a woHr black, blue, QQ QQ Monument Works and Black Walnuts. Also Shelled 5 .-- the Morning Post today from playful child again. Pecans, Walnuts, and grey. Each . vs-- . . . . VO C yards. OC Bombay stated that William Fran- Millions of mothers keen ' Cali Pecans and Almonds. - Albuquerque, N. M. cis Dogherty, an American engi- fornia Fig Syrup" handy. They California Navel 50c to 90c WEDNESDAY IS 93c DAY WEDNESDAY IS 93c DAY neer, wna killed during Inst week's know a teaspoonful today saves a Oranges....' Memorials of the Better rioting in that city. The coron- sick child tomorrow. Ask your er's verdict after an Inquest, say druggist for genuine "California Kind the dispatch, was that he died of Fig 8yrup" which has directions for ,1 NO PHONE ORDERS injuries from sticks thrown by tho babies and children of all ages Ideal Grocery We pay the freight to you rioters. printed on bottle. Mother! You luuot, say "California." or you may s I'lioncs 30.1, 39!, 393 C. . McMillan. Phone 250 NO CHARGES NO EXCHANGES NO C. O. D. 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MRS. Hllilj IS I)EAI. NAVAL BOMB BUST IN St. Paul, Nov. 22. Mrs. James DEMAND OUSTER FAST BOXING IS EXPERTS Hill, widow of the lata James J BELFAST KILLS Hill, president of the Great North-- ' ern railway, died ot her home hers this morning, following a long OF GOV. REILY SEEN AT LOCAL OF 'BIG THREE' 3, INJURIES 18 Teachers and Visitors

Bt The Asuorlrttrrt No less than 10,800 American Pre.) of Belfast, Nov. 22 (by the As- soldiers Catholic faith gave their You Will Save $5.60 to $15.00 on a OF PORTO 0 TRAINING CAMPS SILENTLY sociated Press). Two bombs lives in the war with Germany. were exploded in a tram car full of shop yard workers here this killing three of for afternoon, e Mem- Permanent training quarters It Is Believed Plan tho occupants and injuring Dress or Hat the Thirty-nin- of the 59 That a at tho boxers who will take part in eighteen others. At least six T 6 Coat, Suit, bers of the Assembly Re- bouts in Albuquerque have been Will Be Agreed on That other persons were shot to established at the Pa:are and the death today in rioting that at- to halls. Will Not Con It be cured? Dr. quest Harding Take ltlngllng Brothers' billiard Vary Widely tended tho first day's actual T. Ring-ling- s F. filass has positive The balcony is being used at From U. functioning of tho new Ulster Action Immediately. one has S. Proposals. proof that it can. and of the tables government created by the is used at horn' Ladies' been moved at the corner of the home rule act of last spring. Antm-Ulc- The A.nrtntrd In with n' Shop TrefM.) (B? Press.) climate, Specialty (Vf Thu Palace. a bau: With the cessation of work any 22 the Weights, punching Washington, Nov. 22 the As- return of the disease Wnshlnrton. Nov. (by and other paraphernalia will soon (by nt the big shipyards and ware- 518 West Between Fifth and Sixth Associated Press). Senor Felix Palace. sociated Press), IWibpratlnns of afternoon His files, with letterr Central, commis- be Installed at the the naval of tho three" houses this firing received Cordovn-Davll- resident experts "big fierce in the Ballymac-care- tt being daily was In- in the arms conference became from hundreds of sioner from Porto llico, Penny Chavez, who will box the remain district. Police and mil- people who structed In a cablesram recelveJ wrapped in mystery so far as ony to scene. now use and who have used the - main go with Sailor Gonzalez at official of is itary were rushed the Only a little farther, but you will save many dollars We spe- to day from Snn Juan to request the has es word what transpiring bombs were thrown from remedy, are open to investigation. Oov-erno- r Armory Monday night, In The President Hnrdlntr to remove tabllshed himself at the Palace goes. Unofficially spokesmen a of men. The car was His records show that nine out somo cases hint reveal crowd users Ready-to-We- ar E. Mont. Relty. Immediate- billiard With him are give that Confusion followed. of ten of this remedy who cialize in exclusive and Shoes We set parlors. little but involved technical ques- packed. are with It have recov- Millinery ly from office. The cablffirnm Kid Anaya, who will share the The men who threw the mifwilo faithful rharfces which were tions which only serve to confuse work- ered or are recovering. It Is strict- forth specific second main go of tho evening the fled, and the uninjured to be preferred with the request. with Cor- layman. men on the car ran away, ly n home remedy. do as we advertise You will not be B9 Johnny Corona; Benny In American disappointed. It was slpned by 39 of the mem- Al the viewpoint there stricken. when The following excerpt Is from assem- - dova, Toby Montoya, Young Is no good reason to Into panic Finally one of bers of the rorto mean Chavez and Kd Lewis. They will bring tho confusion had ceased Just many letters being public view all the almost incom- dead received daily. all be in action to tho public each ex- somewhat the Injured and Pavila announced he prehensible discussions of the debris. "Humansvllle, Mo. Senor evening this week starting at 7:39 What is In was were taken from the would sec President Harding and o'clock. perts. progress, it service was suspend- Nov. 7.. 1921. Weeks nt tho "earliest pointed out today, is a conference Tramway the Dr. T. Glass: Secretary of of which the ed In the district around opnortunlty." Sailor Gonzalez his crew equals, only prod- York street thread mills. I will write you a few lines and uct can be a unanimous agreement I am for Governor Reily had wn.s today, as sending you money Declaring have established training quarters and there is every reason to expect There shooting during Specials "with ex- for two months more Today come to Island deep the order of the at Ringling Brothers billiard par- such an agreement is to be reached the day near labor rooted prejudices," the cablegram lors and each afternoon change, where a clerk was kill- your medicine. I am feeling better Black Sateen full cut since had operations soon that will not vary widely from man at than I have Bloomers, . asserted his actions then week will start at 2:30 o'clock. ed and another so badly this writing for . f?Q this the American naval proposals. I and made ...... Indicated he lacked "Judiciousness Johnny Corona, who arrived here wounded that he died later. some time. have tried several well .v '. j ) He embarked on In shaping their suggestions the of of but have more re and discretion." from Stockton, Calif., a few days American took Into con- The remainder the staff doctors gotten "a of BfTRTesslon delegation fled In sults from you than all the other Women's Flannelette policy against ago to start training for his bout sideration many things besides the the exchange panic. Heavy Night Gowns, Porto nicans not personally ad- Is medicine I have taken." QQ Monday night with Kid Anaya, mere question of capital ship ton- extra full and large r. . 4 dicted to hlin." home at and so is sit- (Through courtesy namea and Gover- Rlngllngs Young nage. Estimates of the whole are not Amonf? charges against Herrera and a few more of them. uation of each, of its whole build addresses published, but nor Relly enumerated In the mes-sap- e ON PARTISANS furnished upon request.) Wool Sport Hose, brown and ing program, of its financial ability ad- AQ were: Benny Chavez took on Bonny mechanical to exe- For further Information a ." Ho declared himself and equipment dress THE T. F. GLASS IN mixtures; $2.00 value, for. publicly Cordova for a couple of rounds at cute and building program It might $X!. leader of the insular republican the Palace last night. Forget It HALANT CO.. Mason Bldg., Los - and the "friend of the so- desire. Calif. Ladies' Pure Silk, full fashioned Hose. party Benny Cordova isn't in the dis- 3 ratio" of the Ameri- SKIDS Angeles, ( cialist The HIT THE All colors dt) party." cards by a long shot. If you think can replacement scheme to end ...... VUX.J He removed judicial officers he Is, go over and watch him for and all its competitive building AND All-Wo- Tie-Bac- without statins the cause and a few minutes. He is carrying a nnd tho fleet that nrsiuxn WIFE WHITE ol Knit k Sweaters; removal of be- evils, strength Mi. n nH Mr, InmeR flmnn. fn threatened others, bit of fat, but he's got all his would remain under the .- (Q proposed QDAY N. M., letter very and serviceable . . . ; ...... ing obliged, to "confess the injus- former speed and plenty of immediate reduction on the eve of INN.D.T nimbus. sign a saying practical .v. v tice in both cases." punch. "We have both concluded W' ehal a ten-ye- complete building holi- e Annulled the "moral power" of Kd the Wool, Serge and Tricotine Dresses, straight-lin- effects; d AC Lewis, middleweight day, both are understood to reflect we bellove them to b judges by announcing they would who arrived here from New York of matters, not sus- Tablets and dresses made to sell for $15.00. This week he removed if a decision was ren- this summary to Prohibit essential to neoitn. a few days ago, is about the husk- ceptible of mathematical treat- Court Refuses good Tncy only...... j)U0 ac- dered " considered by the gover- iest boxer has been seen In keep the stomach Bweet. liver that ment. of the Ballots; bowels ban- Plush Coats, large collars and cuffs; full lined. nor unjust." Albuquerque for some time. He So In tho American view the Canvass tive and regular. They CIO bll- - A is Pardoned criminals "to please fights at about 156 and will prob- understood to have been Officials Must ish constipation. Indigestion, coat that worth fully $25.00, for f tf socialist these crim- question Recalled sick headache, leaders." and ably meet some one hero next raised by the Japanese as to the iousness. bloating inals immediately committed new month. of battle- Out of Office. sour stomach, gas on stomach, bad Ladies' in Velour and Bolivia Although he has only state of completion the Step Not habit Long Coats, large collars, heavy Cloth; crimes. boxed a little here for fun with Mutsu, which would be brenth, coated tongue. ship Japan j and dark brown, in a of different styles. Coats that "Directed or permitted" nolice who able to on to as a of her The Asunelated TrcM.) forming. Sold everywhere. navy variety boys weren't stand up called scrap part (Ily ThJ to break up receptions organized to him, he looks good. He's fast abandoned program. Is Immaterial. Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 22. are sold everywhere for $35.00. to greet Antonio Rirrclo, .president and must a a If it is insisted, that she should be North Dakota supreme court to- QIC of the senate and leader carry wallop that's of flv This week for tPXO.lO , of the bruiser. retained, her equivalent must be day denied tho application Albuquerque Foundr unionist party, "later promoting retained by the tlnltod States and taxpayera for a writ prohibiting A beautiful assortment of Canton in anct e Crepe Dresses, black, the police officer who broke up In of Great Britain. For each of those state canvassing board from 5 navy Johnny Corona, fans are the re- ar-- Work? the demonstration." tho opinion that Kid Anaya will powers It would mean more than canvassing the vote cast at tho brown. Exclusive models; many fur trimmed or embroidered. Just Encouraged and rewarded all have October 2S. Inaugu- Knglneer I'oiinrti'rii MurhlnWn the toughest fight of his box an additional ship. call election, Alum the dress that you have who offended the party. career. has H. A. Nostos, Svolnblorn Pnniinvr in Inn Hrai Unfile. j JiOfi '7K majority ing The California boy The United States three ships ration of VT Oil Engine- Senor Davila denounced as It. is i nvrl Tnhn A. KitChln, num. P.lerlrle nri. been looking for has not yet become used to Albu which thus would be retained, ,J Jll If tn. " ' mrt ,1. "drivel," tho that Torto Sec 'unipp lrrtnn PuOlt) charge querque altitude, but he performs contended. If the proposal of elected governor, attorney general tVnrhfi anil Office Allmqiff nnie. had been j Iticans responsible for in n credible manner. He cxpcctc retary Hughes to cut the knot of and commissioner or Ladies' Oxfords, Pumps and Ties, French heels, patent or the fire on tho steamship Tanamo to get his wind In a more uuiiain? i me lne "Li and respectively, will take QQ" on which Governor couple competitive labor, kid, black or brown. Values up to $6, for this week...... Ilclly and days. He's got speed and science November 11 Is to be abandoned.! place tomorrow. PZr70 other officials of the Island ad- and puts a good it Is argued, nil of these three The last full day of the admin- ministration reached New up training bout J. Else Priced York with Sailor Gonzalez. He weigha might be retained by the United istration of Governor Lynn Everything Accordingly. Sunday. 122 to Gonzalez' 123. Statrs for they ranged on Novem- - Frazler, Attorney General William "Ilelly made a land tour through her 10 from S3 per cent completo M. Lemke, and J. N. Hagcn, com- the Island," he said, "which wai Kid Anaya scemn to have .taken for the Colorado to 64 per cent missioner ot agriculture and labor, a prelude to. this tri.n at sea. U on a Wt more muscle for the West Virginia. tho recalled officials, was accom- was characterized without complete with tho same dropping aiiy speed. Fans are And the American or British equiv by excitement not unliko bombast and would more panied exaggeration and it saying that the Anaya-Coron- n alent for the Mutsu be a legislative session. was on the land dis- ex- trip that he bout will ba the equal of the than ono shin each, if ratios of After hearing argument on tha an Chavez-Gonzal- ez of Ladies9 played utter unworthlness for are to be followed. In the suit offico affair. All four isting strength taxpayers' petition. Shop the ho holds and showed is of these considera tho Specialty of the boys are about the sam" It because taxpayers to break present his' gross and indecent nature bv size, or tions that American officials ap-- . onlo nnntrnrt. tho supremo to only three four pounds referring the Torto Itloan fla? being between any of them. pear hopeful that in the end tne courti.l retired to deliberate on th E. MAHARAM & SON aa 'that rag.' work of the experts will come out vantl iiiMiflcntlnn. "The Ameri-- 1 governor Is looked upon Sailor Gonzalez clivims he can at practically tho place the It was announced that tho ma- ns a camp as incomne-tent- ,, the November 111 denied 518 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE follower, turn the trick again with Benny can plan did, jority ot the court had as an Ingrate. as a charlatan but Benny claims he can't. "zero hour" for the cut. tin nnniiVntfnn" without accom and by reason of his Indecent ref- Justice Robin The Last Store on Main Street The Store That Sella For Less. erence to the panying opinions. flag of Porto Rico When Benny Chavez box-i- son raid later all five Judges wero ns a creature whose quits GRADUATE fllir.SES continued some theatrical manager will against granting the Injunction. presence there is an affront to our take him on. There's for FORM ASSOCIATION He also asserted affidavits of al- people." auture in him on the state as a laugh get- leged wholesale fraud obtaining ter. The New Mexico Graduate signers to tho recall petitions .were: ROCKY KANSAS GIVEN Nurses' association was formed not considered true. Escorted ladies will not hi yesterday at a meetins of forty The industrial commission, com- THE DECISION OVER charged admission at tho armorv graduate nurs? at the Presbyterian posed of the three recalled offi- Monday evening. Neither will hosnltal. Several cities of the cials, who relinquish office tomor- JOHNNY they an- MENDELSOHN be required to pay war tax. Spe- state were represented at the meet row, today signed, it was cial sections will be reserved for ing. nounced, a contract with Spltzer, (By The Afum-latr- frm.) them. Miss Teresa McMenamln was Horick and company of Toledo, Milwaukee, Wis., Nov. 22. elected president of the association. Ohio, for sale of all the remaining Rocky Kansas of Buffalo, light- FISHING SMACK TANO Other officers arc Mrs. Blanche A. authorized state .bond Issues. This weight, was given the newspaper Montgomery, first vice president; contract, It was stated, replaced decision over Johnny Mendelsohn, SUNK IN COLLISION Miss Catherine Taylor; second vice the present contra"t which has Milwaukee, In a ten-rou- bout. president; Miss Bertha C. Rowe, In a law suit in the supreme Kansas was credited with outpoint- nr The AranriiifMt frr.a.i secretary, and Sister Frances de court, and provides that all bo"d9 ing Mendelsohn In several rounds San Francisco, Calif., Nov. 22 chnntel. not yet Issued bo sold at par. while the latter held Rocky even The steamer The first annual meeting will be in Harvard of the Ixs mu about five periods. Mendel- Angeies bteamshlp company sank held next spring at St. Joseph sana England has organized a sohn's best round was tho sixth. the fishing mack Ta torium during the meeting of the: seum in which will be displayed Earl McArthur of Iowa suffered slon at the entrance to the harbor state health officers and the public i models of famous and historic a technical knockout by Frankle eany tonight and thrco men on the health nurses. Schmalzer. Milwaukee bantam- Tano were ac- In the Mc- reported missing, weight. fourth round. cording to advices received by the Arthur claims he did not hear the marine department of the Chamber count, the crowd hooting the of Commerce. Three others were reporjed rescued. The Harvard on was its way to him Angeles. . During the World war the Can- adian expeditionary force served In Franc now has a standing army France, Macedonia, Palestine and conssting of 40,580 officers and Russia. 840,700 men. A - 'T! tit I sn C&.

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ucation," He brought out the ne- hy a dance was held in the armory. rows of Japanese lantern..,, strung MORRIS KNOCKED OCT. WILLARD SCKGOL SUBS NECESSARY cessity of eliminating all kinds of The soloists were Miss Grace with electric lights and an excellent Winnipeg, Nov., 22. Fred Ft'!-to)- :, RANGES E. 01 chances from the arc of T teaching. Stortz, David Marcus, vio jazz orchestra furnished the music Minneapolis heavyweight, He grouped the method of Insuring soprano; for dancing. The dance was knocked out Carl Morris, of Okla- JFOR DEFENSE, IS this undur four linist: Qeorge Geako. tenor, and WELL heads; Charles McKean, baritone. The ac homa in the fourth round of a FOR GIRLS SEEK BIGGER "First," he said, "was the move- scheduled fifteen-roun- d bout to- ment which tax- companist was Miss Norma Will-lam- s. ITALY'S CLAIM OUT IN brought about the Miss Stortz "Tho XOTTD RALLOOXIST night. PROBLEMS ation ot all property and all people sang Dainty DKAI), ' " f tor schools. Little Damsel," by Novello. The Paris, Nov. 21. Alfred Leblano, MAY BE PLACED HERE the support of common number was a noted balloonist died to an estimate the CITY; ,, Washington, Nov. 2 (by the This eliminated the element of closing trio, "Carry and aviator1, According Associated Subma- chunce con- Me Hack to Old Virginney," with horn today after a long Illness. In skins of more than 100,000 an Press). which had formerly 1307 In rines aro tho de- fined education to the few. a violin obligato by Mr. Marcus. hn finished second the mals are used annually In binding necessary fop EDUCATIDN WORK wealthy The was decorated with James Gordon Walloon Oxford &anta Fe Has Bid for Location of Institution' fense of Italy, it wns stated to- "The second step was the most armory Uennett cup Bibles. day by an Italian delegate. autocratlo step ever taken by a de- const he mocracy, the of children s Ground and Bonus; School De Italy's exposed lino, compelling Offering Haid, necessitated reliance to Blair and Wilson Speak to attend schools. The compulsory to Aid Girls in Poor Financial Cir- some extent on the submarino school laws did away wittt the signed as a defensive weapon. It also Again to Large Audience; chance of parent keeping their was assorted her financial situ- children out ot school through cumstances But of Good Character. ation made It difficult to build Bickley and Conway Start prejudice or for other reasons. It expensive capital ships. made it certain that every child Actual Subscriptions. would J The directors of the Frances B. liberty to practice the religion that The delegates win not at this attend school. stage undertake to fix fig- "The third was the Improve ;Willard school for girls of the the student prefers. any The second session of step ' '" ure, for tho tonnage of naval general ment of the course of atudy, to the state Woman's Christian Tempe- "The girls from Panta Barbara Teachers'-.conventio- n assembled strength to be assigned to Italy the extent that every child was certain rance union have voted to locate who last year were In the Frances at 2 o'clock afternoon at ot In H. Willard school at Belen re- by tlio conference. yesterday getting something out of school ithe school one of the larger Members the armory, to listen to addresses which would fit him or her for life. cities of the state. This was ceived excellent and ad- hold tliat she must Dr. Mr. FREE training by Wilson, and and said Miss have a navy equal to that of Blair, The old method followed closely at a special meeting of the vanced remarkably," to attend to business matters. tha classical lines made edu- Aboard Irene ot any other Mediterranean two and of directors held Saturday Burke, superintendent not Great Brit Tha meeting opened with cation a luxury. Now courses have to every evening at the home of the secre- Bernalillo county schools at the power, classing vooal solos Ada Pierce Winn, homea am as such. by been so broadened that they in 10-D- P. A. . ay tary. Mrs. Thomas Harwood. T. dinner yesterday, whose magnificent voice was well oiude many useful as well as oul-tur- Tube. Send In an Interview, Mrs. N. J. suited to her songs. She sang subjects. IStrumqulat, chairman of the "Maids of Cadis," by Dellbei, and "The fourth step Is the one we the coupon. Watch Aboard, said: LVQRK BEGINS UN Lohr's "Where My Caravan Has are now taking. It is the Improve- jj "The school had a most suc- DUKE CITY HIGH Rested." ment of our teachers and the rais- how your teeth cessful year, operating; In a small The other musical number was a of standards in the teaching Calk-In- s, ing in way In a cottage In Belen last duet by Messrs. Lukken and profession. It insures the child that change a week. tyear, and the directors had of the state university. its will be well fitted for CHOOSING. JURY Mr. H. on teachings to erect a large ml"slon Y b. Wilson spoke their task, and he need have no .style building on the farm "Checking Ourselves Up." Hia talk fear of their incompetency. As yet ..donated the was a comparison of the methods of is a for the purpose by the this phase gamble." Jcommunity. When the building efficient business with President Bickley made a stirring constructed was to EM BURGH CASE methods of education. He insisted for Imme- thre a'so I time-wor- n extemporaneous appeal jwas that old, ineffi- be a gift of five thousand dollars PASS CITY GAME the and diate action on th matter of secur- Jfrom the "citizens as an endow- - cient methods used in teaching ing a John V. Con of the must go, Just es the faulty, careless state carried jmnnt building. methods of business ara not toler- way, superintendent, The experience of many vrti Seven Women and One Man on the Idea, ana after an eloquent The school ated. to secre- Jwere planning to build last fall Albuquerque high to harangue, he turned the football leave for El Paso at Are Passed "We must bring our schoola up and twenty-fiv- e dol fwas the experience of the P. E. W. squad Temporarily twentieth use tary Pledged, school board bids ran too high 10:30 o'clock this morning. There century standards, lars toward the fund for paying the the are eighteen players making the to Try Alleged Slayer of twentieth century methods, and secretary. Teachers went up and land plans drawn by architect to solve twentieth century JK, B. Christy were set aside for trip and several of the Btudents are J. Belton help down the Isles, collecting pledges, accompanying the team. The high Kennedy. problems," he stated. "In modern and a response was 'a time till prices declined. When business the Is to weed generally good the school board was atraln con- school will be out to fe'lve the team practice made. For about five or ten min send-of- Los Nov. 21. Is add a royal f. Angeles, Calif., out that which obsolete, and utes, the subscriptions poured in sidering the construction of a Seven women and one man wer tl t which is progressive. Modern Jbuildlng, there enme to Mrs. The local gridmen came through President Blcklev assured the Us Pyrd, passed as Jurors businesses do not trouble with worn ite the Indian school without a temporally today In of w game teaohers that the event there member of the board, . whose In the trial of Arthur C Burch, in- out when bet- Today .,a serious and are In the best methods, they have In treas- Siome is In Santa Fe, the notice of Injury dicted being enough money the of with one exception. Joe Jointly with Mrs. Madalynna ter ones at their command." to the secretary, the Jan opportunity to secure a splen-di- d shape Obenchnin for the murder Mr, of discussed ury pay For the that teeth Benjamin, who sustainted a bruised alleged Blair, Illinois, pledges would b cancelled. way brings prettier building ready to house 70 In has been forced to of J. Bolton Kennedy. Another "From Chance to Cortalnty In Ed- - followed istudents at a marvelously low hip practice, woman was under exarnlnfltlon as La st night, a concert, leave the game for the reft of this Do at millions have done make this ten-da- y test. Each use of five effects which lprlce. This was the Ptaab resi- be- a prospective Juror when court ad Pepsodent brings In season. However this bad luck See how film removal beautifies the teeth. Learn dentists now desire. It attacks the film. It keeps dence Panto, Fe. Before nego- fore the game will not provo so Jurned for the day and two other how it safer tiations for the property could be women and one man were in the makes teeth. Brush your teeth in tho the teeth so highly polished that film cannot easily very serious as there are others to modem way and watch all the effects. adhere. Into, the place was sold. fill his place. box awaiting questioning. good rntered came from several sour-- ? Coach Moore's pupils have prac- Judge Sidney N, Reeve sustain It increases the salivary flow, which is Nature's to a ed the defense's for tooth-protectin- g w purchase building ticed every morning and afternoon challenge Film makes teeth dingy reat agent. It multiplies the starch ready to move Into and defer th this week In preparation for the cause of Mrs. Martha 3. Clark, who igestant in the saliva. That to digest the starch of the mission style contest. As a stated she had a That viscous film feel is the teeth's chief yjoTistruction Turkey day strong case you deposits which otherwise may form acid. It multi- school for a year or two. When lineup as has ever represented Al- opinion about the which would enemy. Most tooth troubles are now traced to the of to neutralise the state C. evidence to The ex it plies alkalinity the saliva, $he convention of th W. buquerque high on the gridiron this require dispel. between the and acids which cause F. TJ. was held In Santa cusing of three women and a man It clings to teeth, gets teeth stays. tooth decay. Fe, the year will face the Gate City plnyers. Thanksgiving Old methods did not combat it. .attorney general of the state wai This game will be ono of the most who announced they had scruples brushing effectively Thus Pepsodent is bringing to millions whiter, So few have discoloration ' Jronsulted, and his opinion cert- closely contested of the season and against oapltal punishment, const!. very people escaped and cleaner, safer teeth. Leading dentists everywhere that it is the t of will be last of each team tuted the remainder of the day' decay. are now its ifies the tlu chance to urging adoption. or corporation, incorpo- to fight fur their school on the work with respect the Jury draw Film absorbs stains, making the teeth look dingy. rated to operate schools and Indu- gridiron this year. Both teams arc in i?. BRINGS ANOTHER NEED FOR It is the basis of tartar. It holds food substance stries anywhere In New Mexico, to doing their very best to make their which ferments and forms acid. It holds the acid in Results are delightfua estab'ish th school In any com-gnnnl- tv final game a grand success, contact with the teeth to cause decay. nt this t'me and to estab- The Kl Paso schoilule has been SMART NEW SHOES Send the for a 10-D- Tube. Note how as of Albu- Germs breed by millions In it. They, with coupon lish branches where desired. much the fame that OUITTOBAGCO tartar, clean the teeth feel after using. Mark the absence ! "The Pa"ta Fe of querque In that It has been full of art the chief cause of pyorrhea. Ciarber El of the viscous film. See how teeth whiten as the iHommerr-- a disappointment. Last week film-coa- then o'fnred bonus of ts disappear. 2tn nnn and a lt to the Paso and Las Ciuces played bui'd'ng 0 Two to fight it ohool hoard se- a bame to a tie. ways All the effects are delightful. All are now con- If Panta Fe were through tight a So Easy to Drop nermanent of However, the Texas city boasts Ciqarette, Dental science has now found two effective ways sidered essential. See and feel them for awhile. lected for the site to Prices the school. from strong team and expect give the Cigar, or Habit to fight film. They are combined in a new-da- y tooth Head the reasons for them in the we Other of'ers stlCfest tusscl Chewing book send. ltls;ens were made and a numher Puke City team tlio paste Pepsodent made to meet modern Then decide for you and yours between the old on their curd. This gime will bo ways Jbf oranlmtlons r.l"dirp1 sipnorf between Albu- has helped thousand to and the new. Cut out the coupon now. or s the connecting link nerve-shatterin- g $7.50 the seool tht nromls-- to schools to break the eostly, $9.00 Into an Institution querque and many other tobacco habit. Whenever vou develop tint end will be a direct comparison Jnill h an n,s?et to eny commun- hnve a .'onglng for a smoke or a. PAT A with Las Cruces high school, No.To-l!- c tmmmammrmmaman ort al Jty. Df. T'd'ar Hcwlt p!od"ed a chew, fust place harmless 10-D- ay larse ajority of the team wil in Tube Free cholnrshln to tht who is off at Las Cruces to attend the tablet your mouth Instead. ert at keonlnT a four-roo- m stop All desire the habit monl Y. M. C. A. conference being held stops. Shortly So many the demands of time, with THE PEPSODENT ' Jlr'ohe houfe en a "home" In hest Is completely broken, and you are holiday starting COMPANY . there on their return to Albuquer- I fi- Demands RC6.U 'H-l- i, 8. jrondlMon with best oeoVe.fl food The rest of the will re- better off mentally physically, Thanksgiving for hats and frocks and IXiit. lt4 WabMh Ave., Ch let go, III a certain of time. que. squad nancially it's so easy, so simple coats jfor period turn home the last of the week. and especially for smart shoes. The New-Da- y Dentifrice Mad Tube of to "Other from prob-ahl- y net a box of and If it Pepsodent offers othr The lineup that will very were spoken of as cer- Kl Paso Thurs- doesn't release vou from all crav- ' go up agTlnst for In In the Red Cross Shoe made to fit the foot in author!-- . tain to be received, fl"d wl'out 1. 1. t.i ing tohaco any form, youi The scientific film combatant, approved by modem - day is: Koraker, e.; Wilson, knv than- dUns 1. ; r. druggist will refund your money action you will find the very shoe for thoupht ,ethnr Marroni g Dlnelll, R.; Coen, without charming ties and now advised by leading dentists everywhere to what Feems In e'ery wav bes for r. Holcomb, r. e.; Long, q. b.; question. social ' di- t.; duty, bring five desired effects. All druggists supply the large Jhe institution, the board of Olassman, 1. h. b.; Hammond, I, b.; SIIK KNOWS AIT1JH 20 YICAHS decided to consider Xi tubes. rectors thea Roybal, h. b. A cold, even when, it has devel- has' a daintiness can- when and It of line, a shapeliness that Only me tub. U a propositions presented, oped a hacking cough, difficult family. ,"1n ordr to do so, voted to return SION'S not easily be lost, for the Red Cross Shoe is made - RIXEY CONTRACT. breathing, nights, raw at- TH sleepless "the land Pelen ta donors, be. rilrtrvtnnntl Hhln Mat: O 9 n . throat and sore lunaa uven then t to move with every motion of the foot and not was left-han- pause that g'ven f.ixey, d of cold Hon- on the of snhool lending pitcher yields quickly to Foley's against it. And always it gives comfort. construction, a, h. Cincinnati National league club, ey and Tor. Mrs. Milton Wait, perfect be re- - od bnlldimr, and to roady to a contract to for Box 33 Azalla. Mich, writes: "J ce.lve today pitch We have on a of new Red. the propositions of other ;the local team next year, nisey have used Foley's Honey and Tar display special showing tomunltles, pitched nineteen winning games for the 20 find there Cross Shoe models for mid-wint- er wear. The school Is to edu- past years and appropriate j designed last season. Is no other cough or croup remedy Come In and see be cate girls who are poorly sttvated, name,'1 them; smartly, correctly, and like it. Ynu may use my shod holi- but girls of good moral' character. The citizen' army of Australia It gets at the seat of trouble comfortably for Thanksgiving and the PomesHc science, cook1-fry- , right especially numbers 108,000 men.' ) Children like It. Sold - to come. The selection is now will b stressed In the train. everywhere- days complete, Ing, 'and the Spanish laoo work frnd drawn work will be taught and the products marketed W Washington P. Ci, and oher east- ern cIMes through the W. C. T. V. Besides the Initial endowment tf the pchoot by the ratlonnl THAriKSGIVIFiG W. C. T. U. there have come con- tributions from seven other s'a'e- - W. C. "J". . t-- U. oraniatlona and local chanters and from man-iweme- clutis and all chapters of the Vf.lC. T. IT. in New Mexico 209 CENTRA!! and ;." renresentatlyea of every I W church denomination In the state. 4"he of :e policy religious regulation Cream a broadly inter-churc- h and mod- eled, after the government Indian jfohopl, that, guarantees absolute OF QUALITY

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f- i I I - I 1 K1U?.. - i I 1 I 1 t m W 1 r HE JOHN HENRY MEARS WORLDS RECORD ROUTE .POSSIBLE NEW RECORD ROUTE From London to Bagdad in Six Days Suggests Present Mark of Thirty-fiv- e Days Set by John Mears in 1913 Could Be T Possible Lowering of Time for Journey Henry Bettered Made Classic by Jules Verne by Using Aerial Links of their was In news- By TORREY FORD. tributed along the way and the money paid Journeys recorded the as a bribe to a crew on an papers. HE world has two great passions, by the Royal Air Force in June ot this straight pirate engine of the Siberian railway. Charles Fitzmorris came under the wire records made and the year. A service by One is seeing regular fortnightly Mears bettered the old record of Andre, first in the elapsed time of 60 days 13 T the official other is seeing them broken. From air for carriage of correspond- Jaeger-Schmi- by 8 days 22 hours 37 hours 29 minutes 42 seconds. His contests to parachute Jumping, ence was started on August 1. seconds. schedule ran: Jaeger-Schmid- a Left the world loves anything that has a flavor Several more links in the chain will have Andre correspondent Chicago May 20 of the Paris Excelsior, made his record-breakin- g 'ev York May 23 of to be established before a speedy around sport. trip in 1911. He traveled 19,300 Berlin May 30 When Jules Verne conceived his the world can be made via the Orient. Mosc June 1 i purely trip miles in 39 days 19 hours 42 minutes ,i Yoko-I;am- Irkutsk June 10 fictional venture, "Around the World in Bagdad is hardly at the back door of 37 seconds. He averaged 480 miles a day, Sryetensk Jnne 13 con- it is on for a Eighty Days," he established what he but the way. With Bagdad or twenty miles an hour. Except Blngovcscheusk June 21 sidered an international record. Others only six days from London, it seems en- few minor changes his route was much Vladivostok June 27 the same as followed by Mears. Yokohama 5 vie with the figures, but the accom- tirely conceivable that the rest of the trip .July night Jaeger-Schmidt'- s record reads: Vlc'.orla Jnly 14 of was calculated to Yokohama can be crowded Into a week. plishment Phileas Fogg Left Paris Jnly 17 Arrived Chi igo July 20 to stand firmly throughout the ages. The best time that has been made between Moscow July 20 Fitzmorris experienced most of bis diffi- But M. Verne reckoned without the con- London and Yokohama Is fifteen days. Omsk July 23 culty In the land of the busy consonant. Irkutsk July 25 trivance of Han or the spirit of his sports- Mears, the record holder, took sixteen days After using up ten days between Moscow Harbin July 28 and Irkutsk, he took another seventeen manship. Merely seeing a record hung on for that part of his journey. Vladivostok July 20 days to reach the Manchurlan seaport and the wall is not enough for most persons. So in spite of the rampant Reds in Rus- Yokohama July 31 Vancouver 12 eight more days to get booked for an Amer- P4 broken. sia the Siberian August Immediately it has to be And by and defunct transporta- Montreal August 18 ican passage. Phileas Fogg's record has been tion system It doesn't appear necessary to w York August 10 Looking over the record, the Chicago Arrived Paris 36 to broken so many times that only a few per- call an indefinite halt in the race to beat August schoolboy seems be the only world tour- The cost ?l,42fi. Of this amount ist who passed sons remember "SO days" as anything more the old records. With the aid promised by trip through Blagoveschensk only $596 was spent for railroad fare and and had the nerve to write home about it. than an abbreviated sentence. modern aviation In all parts of the world jail transportation, while JGOO went In tips and Unbiased Judges are of the opinion that Back In 1889 Nellie Bly started the op- It should be a comparatively simple matter gratuities. this should deduct at least ten days from 7 17 48 to make the thirty-fiv- e ot his record. position by clipping days, hours, days John Henry ComDarison of the Trios minutes and 46 seconds off the record of Wears appear a figure. ridiculously high Shows Few Minor Differences Ge0ISe Francis Train's Trip the redoubtable Phileas. Others kept plug- Mears used the airplane only once dur- or Comparing the two records, It may be iui lime vieiue tsiy ging at the mark until 1913, when John ing his record breaking trip. He made a No other record-breakin- tours are seen that Jaeger-Schmid- t required only regis- new of 35 mile In a back In when Henry Mears set up a figure days, fifteen flight hydroplane over fourteen days from Paris to Yokohama, tered until 1890, Georgo four-fifth- s made In 67 12 21 hours, 35 minutes and of a Fuget Sound to Seattle from a yacht off while Mears took fifteen days between Ber- Francis Train the trip days. hours 3 minutes. A few months second for his round the world excursion. Victoria. After completing his trip he lin and Yokohama. On the other hand, the previous French a slower boat Nellie Bly had accomplished the journey in said that he thought in order to break hi correspondent caught across the Pacific and used up a full week 72 days 6 hours 11 minutes 14 seconds. record 51 wou,d be nec t0 resort As War Prevented Interest 7 In the trip from Vancouver to New York. She left New York on November 14, 1889, the use of an airplane from Fishguard to Mears came across country In four and completed the circuit January 25, 1890. This record has stood unchallenged since days. London and from Dover to Moscow. These discrepancies may partly be ac- And that takes the story back to Phileas 1913. World as a was aban- touring sport Mears, serving as a special correspondent counted for by luck and partly by the vary- Fogg, the man who started the argument doned during the conflict at arms. After of The Nkw York Si'n, left New York July ing equipment for travel of the two men. and defied the world. 2, 12:45 P. M. He on the Daniel B. Bidwell is the filing of the peace treaties world tour- 1913, at sailed Jaeger-Schmi- spoke three or four the only tourist to Mauretania, carrying with him a light suit- I FOR A while Mears claim the championship by the westward ing continued to lag behind In the renais- guages, spoke only English. case, a camera and a light overcoat. He & This may have accelerated the former's route. In 1911 he made the trip in 47 days sance ot other sports. Conditions in Rus- 6 nrrived back in New York on August at speed through foreign countries, but when 22 hours, via Montreal, Vancouver, Yoko- sia and the Soviet schedule of running 10:20 P. M. Mears landed back in America he fell Into hama, Vladivostok, Moscow, Dover and trains on the Siberian railway probably Average of 24T2 Miles a groove that shot him toward Park Row back to New York. Hourly Besides 'these followers of the demon have had much to do. with the lack ot en For Round the World without any unnecessary delays. Trip Jaeger-Schmid- trot- Before Colonel Burnley Speed, there are many others whose ono thusiasm among the sporting globe He had made of the world trip 21,066 Campbell had held the record for four claim to fame is a successful Journey ters. miles In the official time of 35 21 days years. In 1907 Colonel Campbell made a around the world using some freak method 35 four-fifth- s Last spring three Brooklynites set out to hours minutes and seconds. complete circuit of the globe and reduced ot transportation. Only last winter a He had travelled at an average of 587 -- Dutch New row themselves around the world in an speed V, r , , j the time to 40 days 19 hours 30 minutes. painter passed through York, Mi miles a day, or 24 miles an hour. record-breake- r world. He open boat, but this was not regarded as The first to make use of painting his way around the His itinerary follows: the was was two years out from port and still had a serious attempt to lower the time record Trans Siberian Railway Henry Left ?ew York July a John Henry Mears, holder of the record for around the world Frederick. He made the circuit in 1903 in three more years In which to finish hla for the circuit. Berlin u complete July journey, arriving in New York city after his memorable trip. C4 days 7 hours 20 minutes, thereby lower- stint and earn a large prize. He was Recent reports from England indicate PMrograd July 12 record at that time six handicapped by certain restrictions, which Harbin 21 ing the by' nearly the Siberian hazard be elimi- July he required that he could pay his way only by that may Yokohama July 24 plenty ot time for sightseeing and recom- nt the very end ot his journey, when days. ser- from his canvases. nated, that a hitherto scorned route may Victoria August 2 mended the schedule for other tourists. made an eight minute taxicab ride from Before the Siberian railway was In money gained selling On 23, 1911, a named Pank-rato- come into favor with those who would take St. I'anl -- ngust S Except for a washout in Siberia that de- the Grand Central Terminal down to The vice Cliarles Fitzmorris of Chicago held July bicyclist 5 started on a around the world Chicago August layed his train some eighteen hours and a Sew office, on Park Row. the record tor only two years. He was one trip off a few more days not to mention a few Arrived Jiew York 0 from Manchuria. He finished the August close call at Seattle, where the train was The financial accounting of the trip was o! the contestants In the schoolboy race In Harbin, more hours, minutes and seconds from on 10, 1913, ridden During the entire trip Mr. Mears slept held fifteen minutes for him, he had no even more than the time sched- 1901, exploited by the Hearst papers. Boys trip August having In astounding around the world in 2 18 " the almost obliterated record of Phileas a hotel only once, and that was only for cause for rush or worry. ule. The entire cost was less than $800. were started both East and West from the years and days. a two-hou- r snooze - The number of and amateur Fogg. in London. He had The most perilous part of his trip came including tips (described as "liberal") dis- Chicago Examiner office and' the progress professional vagabonds who have worked their way A British officer of the Royal Air Force, around the world would probably reach an proceeding home from Mesopotamia in the astounding total. The amateurs are by far ordinary course of duty, traveled from Bag- the more interesting brand ot the species. Pathetic Pen of Life in Vienna are who In two Pictures Generally college dad to London six days. He used they students, Special Correspondence. The place of the runover child is taken up bag, the baby In her gray cloak and the apparatus. The film is to be called are given to making hasty wagers. Sitting days in flying from Mesopotamia to Egypt wrapped to By STEFFA GAYDUSCHEK. by another girl with unnatural red cheek took it with her. "Viennese Life," and is intended show around with a group of fellows some quiet over a route which has been by the to con- opened and bis, hungry looking eyes. Where the child's mother had come from, rich, strange countries the glaring evening, when there isn't much to talk Vienna, Saturday. and exists Royal Air Force for the carriage of official In the newspapers which she sells thero or her name, nobody knew,, and the midwife trast between luxury misery that about, one of them breaks out with: black chimney pots ot fac in post-wa- r Vienna. mails. The rest of the jouriey to England is a paragraph which says: "The day heforo called the little one "Franzl." "Well, I guess I'll start around the world gaze into a black sky and yesterday, about 12 o'clock, a little seller of Little "Franzl" lived on sugar water and The promenade stops. Everybody stands he made sea and rail. good-heart- by Wl muddy streets arc enveloped the Midday's Post was run over'by a motor- very watery condensed milk which a and stares. The ladies smile and wave their Starting from Bagdad at 6 A. M. on Sep- in a dark veil there stands a block. Children car and killed." neighbor gave him. fine little gloved hands. All are laughing. Modern Contestants Often ii "Midday's newspapers" it sounds with a But the midwife could not provide for the The streets, the people, the shop windows tember 15, he flew across the Syrian Desert are playing in front of it. They are Jumping most Stop at Hoboken, N. J. low, whining voice through the lines of the baby. So she put an advertisement in the ... all Vienna's fashionable quar- to Ammam, a distance of 515 miles, in about in the mud and enjoying themselves newspaper. newspaper: "Little boy, born on 30th of De- ter. In the outskirts of the town, in the He takes all wagers and resigns from three-quarter- on streets where seldom a eight and s hours. On the the rubbish heap. t cember, is to be given away. Information of misery, only very college the next morning. If he passes Before the house Bits an old blind man. AR away, on the border of the largo at Mrs. Sor, Vienna, XII district, X street."' friendly sunbeam shines, one sunless morn- Hell Gate on the fly, he is good for the second day, after an early getaway, he the children is also the motor car drives up. Among noisy, playing his city, In a dark house, a poor, weakly Poor' little boy! ing scarlet entire circuit. More often he comes to his reached Heliopolis by 9 o'clock, a Jump of grandchild. She was two years old, this Nowadays horses, oxen, food, an- There is to be found the real Viennese young woman gave birth to a child. poultry, senses before reaching Hoboken and all pale faced little Viennese girl, when tubercu- tiquities and jewels are sold at the highest misery and dreadful distress! 325 miles. From Heliopolis all speed was weak- Lets are off. losis took away her mother; her father she Nearly breaking down in pain and pr ices. All those men In dingy, torn clothes and on towards a total The once put Abouklr, making has never known! ness a poor workman's wife hud found her Little "Franzl," you have not even the gaping boots, with gnawing hunger and Giants and White Sox staged distance for the second day of 440 miles. Now she is older in knowledge and misery, lying On the cold,. stony steps of a dark door- value of an Austrian crown in Zurich! Not wasting Illness tormenting their thin bodies; an around the world barnstorming tour but still young In year. Never in her life way and taken her to her lodgings. even 0.52 centime! all those women, with their staring sad that broke several records that had for- Regular Air Service Used lias any one stroked the pale girl, combed She pitied this miserable creature! She This sad story happened, according to i'n eyes; all those faded, little plants out of the been regarded as sacred. About the her or of merly To Official Letters fair, entangled hair, understood how knew the feeling of a mother's heartl She advertisement In a Viennese newspaper marshy ground of the large city, with their same time the automobile industry staged Carry to look into the love hungry little heart. had herself four undernourished .'i'.tla January 14, 1921. bent, thin, fleshless limbs, their big, un- I a world race that gave the newspapers a The flight was arranged to make a quick At the midday hour she stands, where worms, which were sitting with big ast)ri-li:he- d A man was to be given away! natural stomachs and sad, questioning, com- . story for several weeks. As we connection with the steamship Vienna, sail- Indies, wrapped in precious furs and rustling eyes in the cold, dark kitchen, when plaining look , . they can tell of the running silk, promenade and glance down with scorn mother brought in the groaning woman and N the "Kartnerstrasse" a film is to bo terrible cold, ot the awful darkness, of the remember the latter event, it developed ing from the Alexandria dock. Within " g when her rags touch by chance their fine l'ad laid her, with the help of a neighbor, .'n taken up by a film company. From long prowls In the streets and in the tor- chiefly into a party through minutes of the officer's arrival at dresses. her bed. I mented hearts, of of the Siberia. forty mouth to mouth the news spreads. hunger, daily, Abouklr he was on board the sail- From 11 till 2 o'clock every day she runs Little Charley ran for the midwife and deaths, ot the ravages caused by tubercul- The aviation industry has yet to an- Vienna, down It is summer! Summer It Is on, the rosy up and the "Karntnerstrasso" calling late In the night a little baby boy entar.id osis. They can tell of the struggle fof the nounce the details of Its first "As the Crow ing out of the harbor. He arrived in out with clear voice news- faces in the windows and in the hearts life of thin, "Midday the gray, ugly world. shop poor, bare hunger! Flies Contest." But this is the race 8 o'clock on the of One she is no at her of the mother be- well nourished are there the newest fashions. Lux- that London at evening papers." day longer Ilie pale cheeks young of the flirflng, laughing, Rags down and a boy, her comrade, came one shade is a sack of wet wood which father has will ultimately bring the figures; let 21, 6 and 14 hours after place dirty limping paler. Idlers. And the gay and varied colors of the ury September days relates: "Yesterday, when the storm Once more she the eyes and threw carried from the Viennese forest, or a piece the days fall where they may. grout opened newest summer fashions, the leaving Bagdad. raged, a gust of wind tore the newspapers a last look at her helpless baby, and thtn glittering, of horse flesh! Meanwhile there is the chance for any stones in the ears and on the necks The ordinary passage from Bagdad to out of poor little Anne's hand. As she c:OF.ed them forever! pretty Bitter misery, hunger, illness, hatred enterprising citizen to locate Bagdad on chased after the papers and caught a part of 1'icsperato the two women stood at the of tlie elegant ladles are sparkling In the against destiny are to be found outside ot the map and start tor Yokohama, London has previously taken from sixteen she ran into a motorcar and the first noble district. using them, straight deathbed. warm, golden sun. Mesopotamia as a pivot. It work all was over!" touched with "Pictures of and of a might days to three weeks. The poor orphaned baby h's In a scarlet red motor car, which flies the misery luxury dying and it might not. At least the venture with They carried her Into a house but the doc- tiny pink hands the blue, cold face of the town" the film should be called! The air route linking Palestine e and stand two In uni- re- would details for a tor of the ambulai-c- said: "There is no mother and began to cry. Stars Stripes, figures The film company has the contrast It provide thrilling world Mesopotamia was surveyed and organized more help for her!" Later on the midwife took hrr big, olank form, and one of them turns the wheel ot quires ready to hand! that never tires ot holding the stop-watc- CopyrlKht, 1921, by The New Tork Herald. November 23, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Page Eleven

National congress, the National Board of Farm Organizations, the SECOND MEETING LEAGUE OF THE National Civic Federation, th.j American Society of Civil Engi- neers, the National Economic league, the National Electric Light OF SECTIONS IS SOUTHWEST WILL association, the American Insti- f tute of Electrical Engineers, the United Engineering society, the National Assocla'lon of Manufac- HELD DEC. 8 turers, the General Federation of TUESDAY MEETJN Women's clubs, the Mining and i Metallurgical society, the Ameri- of Choice of Ready-Mad- e can Institute of Mining Engineers Is the Last Day Our Great Sale. Your Any Suit or and other organizations. Sifeis Pertaining to the Over Three Thousand Or- ' Our Values For ONLY , Weifa.'a of Education Are ganizations Will Be Rep- Overcoat in House, Up to $55.00 i Discussed and New Offi-- : resented at Conference to CONVENTION NOTES. ; cers Are Elected. Be Held at Riverside. Mors evi- The sections ed- . The Trew.) Interest seems to be following of the By Amocid denced In NOTICE ucational convention met yester- Riverside, Calif., Nov. 23. O. fl the location of the next day morning at the high school, and of the most momentous Colorado convention than In the results of We will actually lose toe members discussed various River conferences ever held, Inter- the voting on candidates and on some of these suits l jinaoes or pedagogical matters: national ' In Its scope, will open amendments. John Milne received a yes- as much as $10.00. For The members of the city superin- here December S for a three dav letter .75 tendent's section met Jn room 302 of th4 terday from E. W. Bowyer, who this reason we $ session under - auspices was elected asso- will Q) were wini- of and ftddressmi hir v n League of the Southwest. Over president the have to make nominal whose speeches are a fea- thousand organizations In ciation last year but who resigned popular three when he moved from ex- one ture of the convention. Superin Arizona, California, Colorado, Ne- the state, charge not over tendent fope, of Roswell, spoke on Oklaho- pressing his best wishes) and con- dollar methods vada, New Mexico, Utah, to the convention. for alterations. of encouraging the prog-bos- s ma and Texas will be represented gratulations It of the P. T. A. ean Caroon, of all the above was he whom Mr. Blckley succeeds. Of Las and governors The forest Vegas, discussed at length, 9tates have promised to attend, ac- service, the biological "The Use of Intelligence and to Arnold Kruekmen, sec- survey and County Agricultural Achievement Tests In the Element- cording Agent Reynolds have placed on Schools." retary of the league. exhibition in some DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY IT MEANS $10.00 TO $25.00 TO YOU ary The discussion was Herbert Hoover, secretary of the armory very continued by G. 13. Jones, of Las ac- Interesting specimens and artistic Cruces. commerce, has provisionally charts. The various of cepted an invitation to participate, types pred- The election of officers took federal atory animals are exhibited, and TODAY IS POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY place as follows: K. L. and O. C. Merrill, of the one little of is a Knloe, rep- commission, will speak. animal Interest resentative In the coun-fci- l; power near the educational Albert B. Fall, of the kangaroo rat, captured Dem-In- g, secretary 8 Superintendent Martin, of sec- Sandias mountains. , Until O'clock. Interior, and Arthur P. Davis, last Open This Evening president; Professor J. F. of the reclamation service The dance at the armory fBentley, chair-Wa- n; retary was attended a Albuquerque, vice have their intention to night by huge Miss Leila Manvilie, Silver signified crowd. The favors consisted of pa- ,C!Jty, secretary. attend. per streamers, confetti and other j Canada will be represented by s. 'The history section, presided o Beside the dancers Cer by J. H. Vaughan, listened to Sir Adam Beck of the Hydro-Elec-trl- there were scores of and discussions Miss Corporation of Ontario, Can- Papers by the jkula McCoy, Clark Purclngur, Dr. ada, public power development AMERICANS CAPTURED 114 WEST CENTRAL AVE. Moan, Lansing Bloom, and others. on Niagara Falls which furnishes IKfr. Bloom's talk was the "West light and power to almost three BY MEXICAN BANDITS iJjemea Cultural was hundred communities. President MEYE Area," which MEYER & R Nov. 22. Four (prepared by him for the School of Obregon of Mexico has been In- Washington, vv. American vited to send an l Americans were captured late yes- Keuearcli. representatives, San- The following officers were elect- the governor of Sonora and Lower terday by Mexican bandits at ed: Clark E. California, Mexican states,, have ta Eulalia, 22 miles from Chihau-hu- a, Percingor, chairman; the state was ad- m J. C. Webb, Morlarity, beon Invited. department secretary; Lansing B. Bloom, Santa The Water Power League of vised today. After being held for rs JKe, member of the America will be by ransom, the party was released at council, represented end i .The elementary section was ad- its secretary, Frederick L. Lonr, the of a four hour period dressed by Mr. Blair, of Springfield. of New York. The power industry when no ransom was forthcoming. Oji talk won hearty applause, and will be represented by Samuel sWas listened to by several hundred president of the Common- teachers. Miss Valynno Gatiley, of wealth Edison and Peoples Gas Woman Not Worried the Albuquerque schools, spoke on company of Chicago. NO ONE CAN STOP US BUT OURSELVES ("Arithmetic Drills In the Fourth The American Mining congress Over. Food Shortage ;and Fifth Grades." has organized a delegation com- "I have lived on toast water j -- The and business meeting resulted in posed of W. J. Lorlng, Ran Fran- for over 8 months and have been the election of offl-cp- rs the following cisco; Bulkeley Wells, Denver; R. scarcely able to eat for for the 1922 Miss S. anything session: Billings, Kingman, Ariz.; George tho past year. I began suffering Mary Oliver, of Silver City, presi- Dern, Salt Lake City, and Gover- from stomach trouble and bloatlnc dent, and Miss Helen Calkins, y. nor Emmet T. Reno, Nev. 5 The Enyle, years ago. A friend recommend- morning's meeting The St. Louis Chamber' of Com- ed Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and We Want to Make a the sessions of the ele- City jooncluded merce will send a delegation rep- einco taking 6 doses I feel I am en- - Albuquerque Bigger mentary section. resenting the Mississippi valley, even docs i The first session of the tiroly restored; cabbage county and the Chicago Chamber of Com- Is a harm- - j (superintendents' section met not hurt me." It simple, merce will send a delegation from less preparation that removes the morning, and was addressed the Great Lakes region. Other catarrhal mucus from the intestinal jhy Mrs. Urna M, Steed on "The of to value of C. organizations prominence tract and allays the Inflammation Consolidation," C. Hill send lncludo Cham- atom- - on the for delegates the which causes practically all plans the coming year, ber of Commerce of the United liver 'aiid Clark Purcinger, on the nch, and Intestinal ailments, Discussions States, the National Agricultural including appendicitis. One doso i ujncndments. were led the Farm Bureau Federa- or (by Miss Ogden, Miss Ilennigan and society, will convince money refunded. IMrs. A. T. Thomas. tion, the Farmers Educational anl For sale by Brlggs' Pharmacy and Cooperative union, the Farmers sLilLow The section will meet tomorrow druggists everywhere, for election of officers, and to lis- ten to a talk by Superintendent . Conway. The Indian school section held Ite session in the Library building p gain, Reuben Perry, of the Indian school here, spoke on the teacher's US BUT attitude toward his work. Miss NO ONE CAN STOP OURSELVES .WyUnd, of Poguate school; Fred Extraordinary j'Vjr. Canfield and Leo Crane made jviery Interesting and Instructive ,tlks. They were enthusiastically applauded. AND BIGGER SCHOOLS WE NEED MORE HOUSES FOR A I WE NEED MORE Tha officers for next year are: Bargains Jieuben Perry, president; Mrs. Mary j ON SALE THIS WEEK Johnson, chairman; S. E. Beahm, , GROWING POPULATION Jvjce chairman; H, H, Kramer, FOR ALBUQUERQUE secretary. ! . The Industrial section, which was Seven Inch Kitchen Slicer; worth J75c. BUILD THEM! have met ifp at the Central Avenue Very highest grade. Sale Price. . .25c iMethodlst church, did not assem- BUILD THEM! No One Can Stop Us But Ourselves ble, due to misunderstanding of di- Steel in 15c. rections. The occurrence was a Wool, packages; regular price (disappointment to many, who were Sale Price , . . , 10c No One Can Us But Ourselves !deeply interested in the section, Stop y j New Mexico Association for Highest Grade Electric Iron, 6 lbs $5.00 Science met in the chemistry bund- WE WANT MORE TRADE FOR OUR ling of the state university yester-ida- y morning, and the following of-- ; Slicer and Wool only delivered with fleers were eletced for next year: other goods , MERCHANTS ll)r. John D. Clark, of the state was president; j Robert Ellis, professor of geology WE WANT MORE PAVED STREETS IN GET IT! hii the university, was iscretary; K. M. Chapman, of Santa WHITNEY HARDWARE CO. No One Can Us But Ourselves Fe was named vice president, and Stop ''A. E. Wells was elected treasurer. ALBUQUERQUE 305-- Dr. Clark addressed the assem-'blag- e Phone 76 7 West Central on "American Chemistry, and the Safety of America." Professor PAVETHEM! "Hobbins,,of the agricultural college, jfsjjoke on "The Knowledge of Most WE NEED CAPITAL FOR DEVELOP-- 1 'Worth." Dean Frank Caroon, of No One Can Us But Ourselves Las Vegas, took as his subject Stop MENT AND EXPANSION J !"The Intelligence of High School "Students." BRACY'S CAFETERIA i The Spanish section in its meet-ii- g INTEREST IT! yesterday morning, ruled that Corner Fourth and Central ajl meetings would thereafter be No One Can Stop Us But Ourselves conducted i i Spanish. There was DO NOT MISS OUR ;,n ordrr of program yesterday, l.tit mn ely n : ound tnble discussion BRING TO t, a?1 h"id, .:'rr.ir Mr. Baca as chalr- - THANKSGIVING DINNER WE WANT TO MORE PEOPLE Tbi otfifrrti ahosen for next year TURKEY, CRANBERRIES and EVERYTHING WE WANT DRAINAGE FOR THE re, J. i.'. 1 spinosa, president; ALBUQUERQUE JMids Re'im ivi rs, secretary; coun- You will receive each are: a numbered coupon with meal CENTRAL cil members Felipe Quintana, till RIO GRANDE VALLEY one year; J. C. Esplnosa, two years, the night of December 31st. On New Year's GO GET THEM! Und Mr. Alvarez, three years. Day some one who has been eating at Bracy's DRAIN IT! The high school principals' sec- will receive as tion met for its first session yester- an Overland Touring Car, a gift day morning, and was presided over from the management of the Cafeteria. The lucky No One Can Stop Us But Ourselves No One Can Stop Us But Ourselves fly J, H. Tanner. Dr. D. S. Hill one to be chosen from the a committee poke of the relation of the second- coupons by ary school to the university. Mr. of three business men. jLuBk, of Roswell, spoke on the va- rious methods of making the teach- Cafeteria open every day from 7 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. er happier In her work. "The High IN AND IN OURSELVES BACKED BY WORK f!chool Library" was the title of a FAITH ALBUQUERQUE ACTIVE IN THE talk by Miss Wllma Fhelton. Mrs. 35; M. LuBar spoke on the "High ;Sehool Assembly." CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL ACCOMPLISH THESE AND EVERY OTHER THING NEEDED . The section will hold its business meeting today.

WINSLOW INDIANS TO jtPYAQ LOCAL SCH.OL k TEAM HERE THURSDAY THE CHAMBER football JOIN "A Thanksgiving day game has been scheduled to be played here between the local In- dian school and a team of Indians irom Winslow, Ariz. The camo will be played on Thursday morn-da- g NO ONE CAN STOP US BUT OURSELVES at 10 o'clock at Washington r'The Winslow team is made up of Shop men who are old Carlisle and .jJLaskell football heroes. It is ex- pected that they will put up a good STRONG The Chamber of Commerce fight. The Albuquerque Indian Before Going Home in Your Store FRANK H. membership canv team Is said to be in a bad shape Drop at with a number of bruised and in- and Get a Box of jured players as a result of the re- and paign opens Friday morning, November 25. It's cent high school game here. MARTHA WASHINGTON GEORGE ROSLINGTON goal is a minimum of 1,000 members. CUT THIS OUTIT IS WORTH LIGGETT S OR GUTH'S CANDIES MONEY Paid for this advertise- Cut out this slip, enclose with Be THEY CANT BE BEAT and mall it to Foley & Co., 2835 for NO ONE CAN STOP US BUT OURSELVES Sheffield vs., Chicago. 111., wrltlnR Fancy Hard Candies in Jars. ment, Albuquerque your name and address clearly. Other Candies in Beautiful Boxes. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley' Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, BUTT'S DRUG STORE coius aim cruup; r oiey juuuey Pills for pains in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kidney and The Store bladder ailment; , and Foley Ca- thartic Tablets, a wholesome end FIRST and CENTRAL thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constipation, biliousness, headaches Two' Phones, 63 and 65. Free Delivery and sluggish bowels. Sold every- Want Ads For .. Journal Best , Results where. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Tovember 23, 1921.

side the fact. So long as Germany has productive buck and Western Union were most cables, .36. Holland demand", GETTING REDECORATE THE FLAT. .35;35.30: cables. 35.36. Norway de Morning Journal farms, mills, productive mines, skilled READY TO affected. Sales, 700,000 shares. Albuquerque Dullness and a lower trend ruled mand, 14.10. Sweden demand, the nation Is not provided the as I r AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER labor, bankrupt, TTJi In the principal foreign exchanges, 23.30. Denmark demand, is.is. Published By sets amount to more than her liabilities, measure! sterling easing with francs and Switzerland demand, 18.82. Spaiii L- 13.74. Greece JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY in coin. -r- " most other bills. The demand, demandj TX European demand, 83.00j CARL C. MAGEE. D. A. MACPH feiUSON. The Is worth If but that V' Greek rate weakened on cables in 4.05. Argentine President. Secretary mark little, anything, Brazil demand, 12.62. Montreal; is the standard of medium of exchange In dicating that Athens had failed In D. A. MnnMKri only the Its efforts to secure as 91 MACPHEK80N Business In financial CARL C. MAUKH . . . . Kdlror-ln-Chf- n.ime. The gold mark is worth as much the mar sistance In London. KANSAS CITY PRODl'CE. , REPRESENTATIVES kefs of the world as It ever was. It is the paper The broad demand for bonds, C. ANDKHSON Marouett HI1 a.. Ill Were to abol-lu- h especially underlying railway is J. Chicago. substitute that is valueless. Germany Kansas City, Nov. 22. Buttert RALPH R. MULIJOAN. .48 E. 42d St.. New fork could do sues, continued with strength on the paper mark as curnncy It little other domestic Issues and several eggs and poultry unchanged.- Entered a second-clas- s matter at the postofflce foundation of harm, and it might open the way to the of the foreign division, especially of Albuquerque, N. M.. under act of Congresa about French Total LIVESTOCK MARKETS. March 17. 1879. of a stable system. In fact that Is tha only municipals. sales, par method she can to get on a sound basis, for value, $18,250,000. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION pursue Closing prices: Chicago Livestock. Dally, by carrier or by mall, one month, 85c: the redemption of the vast mass of paper marks American Beet Sugar...... 29 Chicago, Nov. 22. Cattle Re; yearly, In advance, $9. 00. at their face value, or at a point anywhere near it, American Can 31 celpts 13,000. Beef steers steady to 25c Top "The Morning. Journal has a higher circulation is Better that she resort to American Smelting & Ref'g. . 40?; higher quality improved. la to In New absolutely hopeless. 1,422-poun- d steer's, $9.75; handy rating than accorded any other paper to continue business with a cur American Sumatra Tobacco.. 814 Mexico." The American Newspaper Directory. barter than attempt American Tel. & Tel 11 5 weichta hplH hichorr hulk beef Tha only paper In New Mexico issued every day rency so unstable and near valueless. American 'Zlno 11 steers, $6.00 9.00; she stock, bulls In the year. The United States had in days experience Anaconda Copper 44', stocKers and feeders firm; carves early i stroner: bulk venlnrn 7 KIUBS.OO: MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. with did not much Atchison 8 $4 to fiat currency that guarantee 36 Hogs Receipts 45,000. Market The Associated Press la exclusively entitled not In the Baltimore & Ohio the use. for of all newa credited to yet the United States was bankrupt days Rethlehcm Steel "B" 55 10c to 15c lower than yesterday'4 it or not otherwise credited In this paper and also of state bank Issue. The sound basis resided In Butte & Superior 16 average, mostly 16c lower. Top $6.90 on 150-pou- the local news published herein. property. Only the circulating medium California Petroleum 43 average; prac tangible Canadian Pacifio 116 tical top, $6.85: bulk, $6.606.8.0J November 23, 1921 was bad. can regain a stable position by WEDNESDAY Germany Central Leather 30 pigs steady to 15c lower; bulk def and In a vol (R 7.00. producing a currency of a character Chesapeake & Ohio 58 slrable, $6.80 ume will make It worth par. And that is wnat Mil. & St. Paul 23 Sheep Receipts 13,000. Fa THE GOVERNOR DEFENDS THE PAST. that Chicago 15c In needs do before pros Chino Copper 20 lambs opened steady to higher nearly every nation Europe fat sheep 25a feeder Iambs meaeure returns. America found no Colorado Fuel & Iron 24 higher; In a many respects Governor Mechem is nprltv In full Crucible Steel 64 steady to 10c higher. Fat lambs great civil war, to td a successful administration. He has never way to resume specie payment after the Cuba Cane Sugar 8 early packers, $9.009.25; n.aklng can not be done In 12 shippers. $9.40; good for of the progressive but to resume. If that Europe Erie fought milltantly any part Great Northern pfd 73 fat ewes, $4.35; top feeder lambsj he he has made she needs a bonfire. $8.50, program which annouccd, although Inspiration Copper 37 j progress In some of those plans. While the gov- Int. Mer. Marine pfd 55 "TURKEY DAY" DINNER. 24 Knnsns City livestock. ernor has sometimes compromised with expediency, Kennecott Copper - Louisville & Nashville 110 Kansas City. Nov. 22. Cattle- he has been guilty of no personal acta as governor Mexican 113 Receipts 9.000. Market actlvef The Intimation that although the market will Petroleum beef which reflect upon his Integrity of purpose. Miami Copper 25 better grades steers and she) forward-lookin- with this year the cost of stock to 25c loweo The governor has always been rather g be well supplied turkeys Missouri Paclflo 19 strong higher; dinner will be scarcoly less than New York 72 grades steady to strong; l.OBOi in his political views. This adds to the the Thanksgiving Central bulk Is It will not Northern Pacific 78 pound yearlings. $8.50; killing mystery of tho governor's passion for defending the was last year disappointing; yet steers, $5.75 w 7. IB; choice vealers those who have made a study of the Pennsylvania 34 record of his party. He seems unwilling to greatly surprise Consolidated 14 steady, few over $7.50: medium and! past It seems as If In Ray Copper.... heavies to 25c mistakes have been' mado In tho past. retail market for foodstuffs. For Readmit 71 strong higher; bulk,' admit that hulls 25c hlgh-- j case of certain commodities the ordinary laws Republic Iron & Steel 49 $5. 506.25; mostly An Intimation to the contrary brings him milltantly the er; bulk $3.00(33.50; etockers and! of and demand do not apply. The fault Sinclair Oil & Refining 23 to the defense of that record, while he shows so supply Southern Pacifio 79 feeders steady, bulk S4.Z5(B5.25. In the of distribution. It U mild an Interest as to which are In front of probably lies system Southern Railway 20 Hogs Receipts 13,000. Market; things the of 15c to "25c lower o him Instead of behind This unaccountable not the material itself, but expense handling Studcbaker Corporation .... 74 opened ship Ijlm. the of Its Texas 45 pers, closed 25c to 35o lower to' mental characteristic cost the governor the support it, that frequently makes up larger part Company Bulk 190 to said that If wheat should be sold Tobacco Products 69 packers. of the Journal last fall after it had announced Us cost. It has been Union Pacific 124 weights, $5. 50(3)6. 00; top, $6.35 next It would be still Impossible for top, $6.65; bulk of sales support of him. for to nothing United States Steel 83 packer reduction in the price of 67 $8.25i6.65; bulk throwout sows. Just the governor Insists upon his party bakers to make a sharp Utah Copper why a loss. $5.50?6.85; pigs steady, bulk $7.53 carrying all tho excess baggage of the past 19 be- bread without Incurring 7.50. i be that the maintenance of high prices CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE, yond our comprehension. There is much In that It may Sheep Receipts B,000. Market for can bo 'explained in some such manner. slow, penerally steady. Ewes, $3.65j past which cannot be defended. To confess faults turkey Chicago, Nov. 22. It was a typl lambs and natives The other possible explanation, It seems, that cal yearlings strong; and correct them is the route to public confidence. only scalping market today in wheat. and fed lambs, $9.00. dealers, especially in large cities, propose to profi- With no big dominating factor, Before the Schoolmasters' Club at Its annual out teer. The Thanksgiving feast is hardly complete bulges brought selling but the Denver Livestock. banquet Monday night the governor defended the power increased on de but sensible people will put senti- buying Nov. 22. Cattle Re-- school book adoption with great vigor. Yet this without turkey; clines. Closing quotations were Denver, It entails an expenditure that they can celpts 1,200. Market strong. 156 adoption Is entirely indefensible. The mistake ment aside if steady at the same as yesterday to chicken Instead. c December 1.09 to higher. Beef steers. $5.00(9 6.50' should be admitted. The did not make it. not af'ord, and will eat higher, cowa $3.25 5.00: governor $1.09 and Hay 11.11 to $1.11 and heifers. 0 It was done before he came Into office. Why he Corn finished c to o up, oats calves, $6.00 Iff 9.50; bulls, $2.0Offli with Its defense it is off a Bhade to o to c and 3.00: stockers and feeders. $4.60 burdens his administration TODAY pro 5 fid. difficult to understand. VERSE OF visions unchanged to 17c higher. At bulls in had Hogs Receipts 800. Market finan- - the start wheat a to 10c $7.10 New Mexico was in the midst of a terrible j to scanti- steady lower. Top, A I T M X. slight advantage, owing bulk. $6.15. clal depression at the time of the adoption. The r ness of offerings, especially In De- Sheep Receipts 9,000. Market state was full of second-han- d books whli h had j cember. Too much rain In Argen- The leaven have changed to butterflies tina and excessive in Australia steady to strong. t,arabs. $7,60 In the of of the schools, j heat accumulated hands patrons That beat their wings against the skies, were and there was still 8.25; ewes, $2.50 0 4.00; feeder A of the even Increased air reported, $7.00 7.75. old books, at j Then flutter through the sparkling uneasiness over drought In the lambs, prices, T'ould have necessitated the purchase of less To fling their beauty everywhere. southwest. Absence of export de- of ADVICE FOR WOMEN WHO' than ono-thlr- d of the of new books which ot mand, however, and a forecast quantity The hills are each a leaping flame. cranberry rauee, celery, pie, cake some of his friends. Come on!" snow for SUFFER. became under an now and cookies. Uncle Wigglly's bun- And out stalked the bad or other moisture all necessary entirely adoption. That makes the sunset blush for shame, animals, states where dry weather has been "I advise every woman who suf discarded books could have sup- clod Storieb galow didn't smell at all ot good hurrying away to look for the fers with to Families having And e'en the lowly wayside Bedtime thlntrs to cat. The came a drawback tended to weaken the kidney trouble try golden-ro- d. bunny bunny. writes Mrs plied poor families with their needs. As it Vnfurls its flag of out into tlio hall to meet his market during the middle of the Foley Kidney Pills," w, -- in Verse. guests. Undo Wiggily and the boys and Bessie 2522 Scovllle was to new books, causin-- j Vivian Yeiser Laratnore Contemporary For Little Ones "Walk Into tho session. On the other hand, shorts Brawner, Av.. everyone compelled buy right dining girls came out from under the ta- wore more to cover In the Cleveland, O. "I could not do my $1."0.-00- 0. he invited. ' disposed an unnecessary outlay In the state of at least By Howard B. Garls, room," ble, where the bad animals had late of linnflpwnrV hnt mlnpA tflktnff Folev "Now for not seen them. dealings, lightness receipts Even today thousands of children in the state tho good things!" drawing attention to possibility of Kidnev Pills I feel like a new worn CRISP PARAGRAPHS Sanimie Littletall. "Cab-bns- e "As I was J are unable to buy books and the schools are being Copyright. 1921, by McClure whispered saying," began the a squeeze in obtaining supplies for an and am able to do my work. turnovers and short- bunny, "we should be thankful for con- bookless Yet the as Newspaper Syndicate. turnip ready settlement of December Rheumatic pains, swollen ankles, retarded by pupils. governor XI) AX 01OR OF SAGE DRESSING. cake! Yum! Yum!" being alive. If I had had a big tracts here. backache, stiff Joints, sore muscles sumes the responsibility ot defending tnis tony, Our favorite brand of perfumery on housewlvei UNCLE WIGGILYS "And I gues chocolate pudding dinner today the Fox, Wolf and Food export and industrial de- and sleep disturbing bladder ail- took a at a aroma ot doughnuts.-Oh- io State THANKSGIVING. and sour milk Bear would have Invited them- to corn. ments Indicate disordered kidneys. In his address the governor sldeslnp is faint frying custard," grunted -- mand gave firmness selves, iml have al- the Journal for its audit of the educational depart- Journal. Floppy Twlsiyteil, tho little pig. very likely eaten Oats were relatively dull, Foley Kidney Pills act promptly. Tomorrow can how sur- us as well as the meal. So we In Sold ment. He announced that the "Oh, Joy! Oh, boy! Well, you imagine though for the first time months everywhere. j bravely department! i live livr. is Thanksgiving! We shall havo prised those animal boys and girls should be thankful, should we some oats were sold here to go had been properly conducted and said that his ad- enforcement: $10,000,000. If some times, and of were when they reached the din- not?" south. For prohibition jolly plenty "Yes! Uncle ministration was "ready to meet" all criticisms. that keeps up the treasury will go diy before tin good living!" ing room and all they taw on the Wiggily!" chorused Buying of lard, presumably LEGAL NOTICE table was cloth! Not a the animal boys and but cotton seed ap- Why did his administration assume the burden of country does. Washington Post. This is what Uncle Wiggily just the girls; against sales of oil, e 4 thing to tat not even a plata, there was a hungry look about to have considerable to do EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE, defending the acts of other administrations? Why heard Curly and Floppy Twistytail, them. Then the peared In the Probate Court of Bernalillo' NO DIPLOMA NEEDED. two Vine knife or fork! bunny laughed, with upturns in provisions. did he assume that everything is all right In tha a the piggin boys, singing the kitchen door opened and In County, New Mexico. Marshal Forb. did not have to wait to become day as he hopped along through "Sit down, my friends," said came Nurse Jane Closing prices: In the Matter of the Estate of educational when he did not know in to cure of what Uncle Wiggily. "I have something and some ani- Wheat Dec, $1,094; May. department doctor of anything order Germany the woods. mal ladles with, the nicest Thanks- David Weiller, Deceased. whether It was or not? ailed it. Indianapolis Star. the rab- to ay to you!" $1.11. "Hum!" thought bunny ani- giving dinner you can imagine, Corn May, Notice is hereby given that the The should have denounced Instead of to himself. "Even With wondering faces the from to Dec, 49c; 64c. was. on the 17th governor bit though mal children pat down to the trap- - celery cranberry sauce. Oats Dec, May, 37c. undersigned day laws audits in this HOW SWEET A WARBLE. comes but once a "I Just wanted to 32c; of November, 1921, duly appointed defended the present governing one catch- Thanksgiving ty table. The bunny took hia place you know," Pork Jan., $14.05. Above the cooing of the dove of peace year, bringing with it much good said the bunny, as the animal Lard $8.92. Executrix of the estate of David state. He knows that it is Impossible, under the faint of the no: at tho head and said: boy Jan., $S.50; May, es, now and then, the faroff gobble cheer, those little chaps ou','ht and girls began to eat; "I wanted Ribs Jan., $7.30; May, $7.67. Weiller, deceased, by the Probata present law, to procure an audit of officials hand- Thanksgiving turkey. Chicago News. to think so much about eating. I you to know that there are Court of Bernalillo County, and once In ten to things such ling public money, as often as years. must speak to them." bo thankfud for besides good NEW YORK COTTON. having qualified as Executrix, and waste result from could mealp." all persons having claims against He must know that laxness DAY But before Uncle Wiggily are us. EDITORIAL OF THE he Jackie and I'eetle "That's right!" cried one. fu- the estate of said decedent auch a system. His reasoning processes baffle do this heard every New York. Nov. 22. Cotton notified Bow Wow, the puppy dog boys, And then such a feast as there tures 17.07; hereby and required to The governor said too much money was being was. Not closed strong. Dec, the same to the undersign THOSE WHO LIVE BY WAR. to one another about the too much, but just 17.76; May, present raised taxation for the schools. He Inferred thai barking enough, and tho Jan., 17.85; March, ed In the manner and within the by holiday. ; Fox, Bear and 17.55; July, 17.15. the of the Bchools should be lowered in the Wolf had to chew dried leaves. time prescribed bv law. quality (From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.) "We're going to hav grilled But IDA of Yet he defended a forces and the Interests that live fried stewed bones if the condensed milk BON'DS. WEILLER, ' Interests economy. system Just now the bones, bones, doesn't roll down Irnnln IJBERTY Principal Executrix, e from the said Poetic the hnn ' which results In the waste of twenty-fiv- per cent and profit by war are dazed and resting and soup bones," when It is HARRY B. WEILLER and American The I'll eat so much as never trying to slide to first 22. of raised taxation in the he tremendous impact of the proposals. "Oh, base under New York, Nov. Liberty WALTER A. DISQUE, the money by state; white-ho- world is wel- "I'm so the gas stove, the next t enthusiasm with which the was!" whined Peetle. glad will bonds closed: $95.24; first 4s, takes little or no interest In bringing property which destruction of existing arma- is almost here." story be about Uncle Wlggilv's 8s, coming the proposed Thankscivlng washing. $94.90: second 4s, $94.90; first Dated November 18th, 1921. is now escaping Its share of the taxes onto the tax das and the ten-ye- building truce has cowed th'j ."Dear me!" whispered Uncle 4s, $95.10; second 4s, $95.00; rolls; he defends the Incompetency of the land office selfish. They have bowed to the whirlwind thai Wiggily, "one would think Thanks- third $96.50: fourth but made to see how 4s. 4s,Vic- which our schools of ndded funds. swept out of Washington recently, giving was only $96.18; Victory $99.88; deprives possfble These of America strike at Jobs and much one can eat and De manK-fu- l. 3s, The would like to be to Governor proposals tory 4s, $99.89. Journal fair rnreom. nt dividends and Industrial dreams; at great I suppose that they are not THE MARKETS Mechem. It would like to understand him, We; plants and winters on the Riviera and at mighty made 111 by it. I wonder how I NEW YORK MONEY. do not. We will defend and support him yards and mills and snops ana at private yacnis can make these little animal chaps frankly moons. will is for we can. drifting under Caribbean They wipe know that Thanksgiving New York, Nov. 22. Call money whenever out men's and dwindle fortunes made or In different. I must The AuodateA at and de- future something quite Bj rreis.) Firm. High, offered last The notion that tho welfare of the will be 6 party the making. In them there a think of a plan." New York, Nov. 22. loan, per cent; low, ruling rate mands a defenso of Its errors seems foolish to us. adjustment of many of the world's greatest indus- And Uncle Wiggily did. With Unlmport and closing bid, 6 per cent. In- musk-ra- ant shares of the railway, steel, oil To admit and correct the mistakes of the past would tries and the disturbance of ancient and vested the help of Nurse Jane, his t Time loans Firmer. Sixty and these will cut one he carried and utility groups were 6 6 restored confidence the terests. For proposals through lady housekeeper, conspicuous 90 days. to per cent; six bring among people. of the oldest, thickest and deepest of the taproots It out. The day before Thanks features of today's uncertain stock months, 5 to 6 per cent; prime of war. Carried through to their logical end, they giving all the animal boys and girls market, taking the place of stand- mercantile paner. B to K per cent. will make old Institutions and ancient crafts no received invitations to come to the "Today Is Thanksgiving, We ard issues. THE TRUTH WANTED. more than a song that Is sung or a tale that Is told. bunny's hollow stump bungalow. should first of all be thankful that Buying of the Junior rails was NEW YORK METALS. These vested Interests and their allies will fight. "Oh,-wha- t a feast there will be! we are alive and " stimulated to an extent the of out by re' With over 2,000,000 soldiers In France drawn If the more Impressive and powerful machinery Such cream pies!" mewed Tommle Just then there was a noise organization of the Missouri, Kan- New York. Nov. 22, Copp sea Is to vanish it will because the vested ' In hall. A sas & ac- and walk of life It would have been war at go Kat. the sklffling, skuffling Texas railroad and was Firmer. Electrolytic, spot from every nothing interests of war cannot hinder its going. The men "And what lovely papers off tin sort of a noise, of long, shain celerated unconfirmed later, 1S of by reports nearby, less than a miracle If all had been exemplars who lay keels, forge rifles, roll armor plate, and cans to eat!" bleated Blllie Wag- claws scraping over the floor. And tnat otner roads recently under re- 13o. 1313c; vlrture. There were summary executions, but there hammer out gun turrets cannot be expected to wel- tail, the goat. "And paste candy! there was the sound of sniffling ceivership are contemplating re- Tin Steady. Spot and nearby, has been no reliable evidence that any come the ending of their day. Nor can the men Oh, yum!" and snuffling and growls. sumption of dividends. Missouri $29.62; futures, $29.62. presented who these guns and command these ships. "And know he'll have bushels "Quick, children!" whispered one of the most active Iron point I Pacific, day's Steady, unchanged. . were carried out other than In military form. un- $4.70-- The mingled forces of reaction, selfish and and bushels of candy nuts for us," the bunny. "Hide under the tabl! stocks, owed much of its promt . Lead Steady. Spot, The Ideal Lunch It Is altogether probable that of the great num- selfish, are many, and they are strong enough to chattered Blllie and Johnnie Some one is coming!" nence to such rumors and others of Zinc Quiet. East 8t, Louis de- ber of minor officers whipped Into shape In such make themselves felt. It will not be long until their Bushytail, the squirrels. Under the table ducked all the the same class were favored by livery, spot $4.76. ZtroaA la tha Tnrof AaaAnflal nart .' countermines are and their at- was And no be- 4,75. 1 a brief time some were and f'espotic. Tt exploded poison gas So each animal boy and girl animal boys and girls. poois ana speculative interests Antimony Spot, $4.56 my lunch. But our bread shoul arrogant tacks to roll in upon the conference. In ways for time sooner were hidden cause of their better bar 67 c. be ot your littU been no abuse. With begin quite excited, waiting the they safely earnings. Foreign silver, the mainstay would be strange had there direct and indirect, tipped with venom and directed to come to go to Undo Wigglly's from sight than in stalked the bad Independent steels were sustain- Mexican dollars, 51 c. daughter's lunch because you reali- so large an alien population, too, it would have by greed, fear and hatred, they will take their Thanksgiving party. Bushy Bear, the Fuzzy Fox and ed by circumstantial gossip of pros- ze the wholesomeness, the pure-nes- s been remarkable had there been no traitors In the course. "I hope he gives us a surprise," the Woozle Wolf. pective mergers for further ad- FOREIGN EXCHANGE. and dellciousness that cTO The friends of arms' of peace and of cackled the chicken. wow!" howled Wolf. vances in of crude re- bread. army. In war, an Is not conducted with en- limitation, Arabella, "Oh, the prices and bines to make our Thit army that disarmament that is beginning to loom And there was a but "I thought Uncle Wiggily. would fined products accompanied the ac- New York, Nov. 22. Foreign ex- realization should lead you to be- tire for It Is not a upoi surprise, regard personal preferences. the horizon must be ready, anxious, even eager to not Just the kind the boys and have a fine Thanksgiving dinner cumulation of oils. , change irregular. Great Britain lieve that sandwiches made of our place for Individual desires In conflict with author- meet and shatter these attacks and arguments and girls counted on. For when they for us. But look! His table is as Call money's rise from 6 to 6 demand, $3.08; cables, $3.99. bread are Ideal. choke these certain as well be bell Nurse lot bare as Mother cup- cent In the final hour was made 7.12; ity to get much attention. Given an Instance In intrigues. It may rang the and Jane Hubbard's per Franco demand, cables, ' fought out now. There never was a better hour and them into the hollow bun- board! There's no use the occasion of a selling movement 4.13; cables, which the punishment Is visited sumarlly it Is more stump staying 7.12, Italy demand, Pioneer place for the Armageddon of armaments than today galow there were no smells of here! He must be eating his In which the tobaccos. Anaconda 4.13. Belgium demand, 6.89; Bakery than likely that many rumors In regard to the case in Washington. good cooking. No roast turkey, Thanksgiving dinner at the home Copper, United Fruit, Sears Roe-- cables, 6.90, Germany demand, 207 South First Street would gain credence. Here at home there were many weird tales afloat that were believed many by "REG'LAR FELLERS" (Copyright 1921 by George Matthew Adams Trade Mark Registered U. 8. Patent O ffice) Gene yet wore baseless. Under military discipline there By Byrp would not be the opportunity for learning the truth that we had, and it was difficult enough to combat humors. ' - If any soldier saw executions without warrant of r rAKntR ) rh Lost the solip I Homsse.! "N Icyf? military law certainly there was nothing to pre- vent him from telling about It when ha was dis- loi 111 i f- - . TooOT -' charged from the army. That there have been no Ttm r such charges In volume by reputable soldiers casts 'un discredit on the alleged exposure made by Senator "Tom" Watson. He gained his knowledge second hand. The American people will demand the proof before they will believe that outrages were commit- ted In the degree charged by the Georgia senator. Nevertheless, nothing should be "hushed up." If unjustifiable rigor or military lawlessness existed, it should be cured.

GERMANY WITHOUT CURRENCY.

The German mark has reached a point where the daily fluctuations are not important. It matters little whether 200 or 800 may be exchanged for a dollar. The point has almost been reached where the more one has of the marks the less of value one has. Because of the state of the mark there If talk of Germany being bankrupt, yet that is be- -

. ' fTy-srr"- ... ( ..i.,"",r:".ri." ,,.. ,..1, lt,r. , y J November 23, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

Copyright. 1921 by th International News Servios. By McManu BRINGING UP FATHER. Keeisiered U 8 Pa'ent Office George TEACHERS . e. n r HELLO I ASKUS lbTHIt DR ( I RAN ALL THE. WAV ( ) SAt: bENT FOR TOO TO CUTTENPWELL, THI-- YOU HAVE. A COME OVER TO bEE WIFE TO lb MS JICC, COME FEVER '""fOOR WHO ILL A IN VOURE lb SHOW YOU O'LR A"b QUICK Afs HEART lt WEAK TRMN TO MAKE AH INVALID - OF A REAL BCY IX THE YOU Can- r re AND VOUR LUN OUT ME r UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, V ' it ARE FOl'KTU WAKD. ' i, CONGESTED Albu Good brick house, .tier (juo's most restricted completely OU MUbT CE.T and fHSt'-s- t district. four rooms, large growing furnished; OE-- THERK LOTH ARE A SPLEN- screened in and back TO O front DID INVESTMENT AND porches; modern; extra large bar-Bai- SAVINO ACCOUNT lot. This house is a real n can on All lots 50x112 feet anil ran and be bought be good terms If desired. If inter- bought $10 cash and J10 in a little home let per month. ested good Look our ua show you this one. city over Ask your frlenclH where Albuquerque's FOR RF.XT futuro residential section will be? Highlands 1- - Room and sleeping YOU'LL LEARN TIT AT IT'S porch, furnished $25.00 UN1VERSITV HEIGHTS 2- - Rooms,' furnished. ... $25.00 All who live thore are 4- -Room house, fur- L'OOKTEr.3. WHY? nished $75.00 IT CANNOT BE HEAT. 5- - Room house, fur- Over $200,000 has been spent nished ,....$60.00 on improvements In the furnished ....$20.00 1921 a Int FcatuM Slavics Inc. HEIGHTS this year. That house, fur- 23 l means a steady increase in nished $50.0C values. 4- -Room, apartment, We Arc At Your Service. furnished $40.00 ! 5- IDEAL LOCATION -Room house, fur- Bargain FINE HOME SITE ILEVlSElSf If nished $75.00 For health seekers. Five rooms, NOW ONLY SIX LEFT Extraordinary ZAfF bath South For sale the owner will Two, beautiful lots on East for light house and sleeping porch. I Rtill have nix foot quick ritiick-sale- 35.00 furnace. house com- fifty lots sacrifice one of the best and Silver. Price reduced for Si COMPANY keeping, furnished. .. $ exposure, fire place, We have a Albright-Moor- e Ad- sil- - left in ths most small sliiKly or Want furnished. Linen, convenient- substantially built together. Arr-nts- and sleoplng: Completely $850' pletely furnlehed, dition at $300 each. Seventh to see them? Call Ocnrral we You porch, furnished . 40.00 verware, dishes, rooking utensils; ly located on car lino, that houses on the market. ...$ reason- street is now being opened have to see it to believe 3. A. Stxxmd nwl Go!I Avenue. Low hinds. $1,500 cash will handle, can offer you for the which makes these the really HAMMOXD, I'hono 010. fur- ACKEItSON A of $1,000 stmong so much can be offered for the B24 E. Silver. rhone 1S22-- house, GRIJWrn, able price $5,250; best located lotg in entire $ 65.00 Realtors. the money. A cut in of $500. nished will handle it. addition. Don't Get start- price house, fur- 120 S. Fourth. Phone 414. BUYS delay. ed on the upgrade right now. J, D, Keleher, Realtor, nished $100.00 A, L, Martin Co,, Realtors month. RANCH FOR RALE house, fur- - The best J 919 Seven $20 cash and tlO per est vioiu, ruuuu iiv. CASH Passenger Auto in Seven acres, UK HE'S YOl'R OITORTtNITV . nished $ 55.00 .FURNISHED, Bulck in town, ivew Real Estate, Fire and Irrigated. Alfalfa, $750 top and fruit excel- Nine lariro rnnms, wit h A- -l con- THAXT0N and garden. Hag an pnrehM new Job and in Loans. W, C, Mclurt-In- jf apartment, Six rooms, two paint Insurance, four-roo- m ira lore, 25.00 large good porches lent house. Only two completely fnrnlnhpi, furnished $ modern house, close Jn, splendid dition. We will compare this 228 W. Gold. Phono 150. 703 West Mountain Road. plnnn, two c:nplrto bath rnrima, miles out. Can be had almost ot r. furnished finr car with any one in town A GREAT BUY room all tn ktti this it a money--mnkt- location: newly decorated, your own terms. It is a real bar- on of th Inca-tio- . and garage .$ 35.00 like selling for $500 more. See It lit cornpr shade; $750 cash, balance Five-roo- house, fur for yourself and ride in it be- corner, hwdwood gain. in the Flit.hl.m'l nnd it eluse rent. Step lively, the price, $4,000 ElRht-roo- ROIXIN e. in: owner loavini. for t)i punt. If nisheu $75.00 fore you buy, and you will be floors, garaKe, $4,500. ounminGE, InterftRted In n1 over. P. REAL ESTAT3. " two hardwood Phone 1023. 311 V. Gold Ave. cnnif talk It house, unfur- J. GILL, surprised. A HOME HOUSES FOR SALE corner, garages, A. C. STAR FN, 115 723-- J. steam heat. are fine nished $40.00 S. Second. Phone five-roo- m floors, They Rpftl Ffctfito and Iiifiiirnnre you, 7- - Room unfur-- NEW MEXICO That will appeal to furnished $ 850.00 location and good buys. Close 810 Wfit Gold Are. i'lione 10R. house, whits finish, oak nished, hot water heat. $60.00 brick, furnished..... 960. op to postoffice. SUDDEN SERVICE. MOTOR bullt-l- n base- 4- 8- - CORP, floors, features, - two corner lots 1550.00 W. II, McMIIXION, Rooms, furnished ....$40.00 The Red Arrow (all uver the West) ren Rooms, HOMES--- 4 furnished $42.60 ment, furnace, garage, splendid 5- -Rooms, modern. Fourth 806 West (iold. A GOOD ilers sudden service on Kodak finishing SI? West Central. Phone 748 ward. Price For sale M, W" BUY Work location, in Fourth ward . 1800. 0U by owner, lo people who demand quality. 102 Ten-acr- e close in, Price we n s. m. same $5,250. Good terms. Thompson, Yale Avenue. ranch, Tell us what you want before II mailed day a $3,000. Terms. Work In before p. mailed noon R. McCLVGIlAN, Mcdonald worsiiam, Splendid orchard. may have it. t fn. nut 442-- J Real Estate Insurance. Phone 863-- W day. Address work te 204 W. Gold. Phone Special nttentlon Riven to rentals Phono 066-- 108 S. THB RED ARROW, r ' v TulrtJ. TO PHYSICIANS OR list your property with : D, T. KINGSBURY, Albuquerque B. Las Vegas J, L, Phillips, Rnal Estate, I We want representative in TO";t SOME BARGAINS CHIROPRACTORS 110 8. Third. I'lione 3.71-- REALTOR territory.! $5,000 FRUIT TREES Loon and Insurance. 850 or tvr a LOAN WANTED. SHADE TREES AND ORNA- WANTED For rent sale, fully 210 W. Cold. Phone 007-- Dandy lot 450 office, onv MENTALS FROM ALBU- equipped physician's First mortgage loan of $500 PROFESSIONAL CARDS A MCE LITTLE HOME Lot and Adobes for six Assistant Seamstress In Alter- with an unusually fine electric houso and lot close in for OrTHIDE CITY LIMITS room house 750 QUERQUE NURSERIES t Now. Writs ation room; must bs bath, treatment table, operat- two years at 10 per cent inter-(- t. ON t ACRi.S OF WELL IMl'ROVEl) W have a customer for your Get Your Order In W. LAND. competent. Apply ing table, violet ray machine. Value of security $1,760 JOHN IV11.NON, FOB 8AI.K. house let's have it for catalog. ECONOMIST. ?tc. In best location in town. Atifirney. 18,800 brick, modern, aleeplnit Four-roo- adobe, pebble-dashe- J. T. YOI.NG & CO., iikaij i:st.te exchange, Re me II. 1? and 19. tmmwcll Building. In REALTY Address 40 West .1 - potch. corner lot, highlands, close woodwork newly painted, cement SIIELLEY CO., Albuquerque. N. M. ttoppcr. Phone 6 J 4,3uo brick, modern, law sidewalks, fine well, adobe storehouse Realtors MRS. L. B. PRINCE, I'llVHK "I Xl.tltVrt rooms. Third ward. and runa 459-J- . T-- (Ml large glassed porch. stsble. chicken houses Phone at W. Gold 111 Palace Avenge or Box close 'n main ditch, plenty of water for Irrl iK. I.. lU IU'OV 5,500 New white adob, 40 fruit FOR SALE Houses Santa Fe. DIsrnscB of tue Sfrffl'irh. stucco, ftutlon, bearing trees, vines, For Rent-Room- s bungalow. Just completed, oak floors bushes, flowers, shade trees; place la FC3 RENT Rooms with Board Suite. nnrt.dt riullrtlng i fine well one-ha- mile north of uu bAl.s oijL'iiH.m house. BOARD 3 20 garage, University Heights. located, FOR ION 1- '- 416 Nortn Koiirih. per week. drs. Knight, I'll H C I.AHKK, me ranches for Houeet Price la SALEMisceIlaneou8 KUJi It North K in n. 24ol H 8' good sal. town, food neighborhood. phone tMuth Broadway. Kite, Vm and In of Bust See us. lilii.-.'- ! It n ilB Weal Copper, V.y. Thruut. and tots all parts th city. 14,760. Easy terms. FOR BALE Canaries. 2I SoulH Walter. fUii FOR SALE new four-roo- mod-er- n 111. ness business ormortunliies Brand Mi Bl.l furnished roon. with board; Barnett Building l'.Vms prorertv and BA FOK flKNTBed "room. 210 North clohe HELP V. ANTED no 1027 Office A. DIECKMANN R"ALTr COMPANV, FOK i.li Cement block, cheap, in bungalow; In; l,ne locautin; private family, sick. Forrester. l.jiir FLEISCHER, REALTOR. S.uth Walter. Fourth. tcnns. phone lUSS-- to 13 a m si.J t to ft p m. Fire InMir-m-- FOK RENT Sleeping porch, room and Inruronre, Autom i.ie . Scvefai rooB f I it l - Ml I.I-.- in luiv.V port I. BXT nrui nished FOR BALI4 Two small h.nisis, by excellent board. 1208 East TitfT5iu?rTrATtTv I'l.nlo nines. Puhltr Lia- Real Erfnte. Irsur nee, nuDiif lii;il M. not lo :jiitril. dr. ititiiTT, Bnrgliirjr, ?418-B- 124 'Uth Gdi.S onner, small casn VVAN'I riU "sei: ;tT i,.ys. going 309 Went Gold avenue. Phone SIS Phrne f . paymeut; easy Co. FOK RENT Room nnV "with" Office Oram UMg., R,.m in. 1'hnne 671. bility, Compensation Inhunince. PR terms. J'J rloulh r.dith. sthoo. Western I'nion Teli graph board, ' Suretr Hands. SWEET ClUUK 60o a silloni war ax, FOR-- NT 1 hree furnished fooma, Apply Sleeping porch; first-oias- s board. 411) Reeldenc 1I2S Kast Central South Fourth St. Phone 674. cents. HQ South Walnut. moJeru. mil North First feOlt lAi.e buuaaiuw, prtcu r.:;si i enirai. Phiine R71 Ill look It over and oe your own E. IjE.NVEU PUST de.lvcrtd at your door, FOR RS:"T Three unfurnished rooms. right; WAN1 Ell lxp riencrd collar girl. Furl luEM Large furnished room with VWi-FO- Ju fine terms. 143V West FOR RENT Dwelling tea per month. Phone 1848-- 5 N"rth ie, location; celslor Laundry. table lionrd: rates for two nttoola. 217 W. irt. SHERIDAN, M. D. ' Central. - CHANCES tult HK.vi Three rooms. Jurn.MiieU; FOR SALE New l,G0O Baldwin player RENT Furr.'slied rooms. Jl WANTED Competent second girl. Ap- South Fourth. rmctltv Limited to US7-J- . FOR SALE Hy owner. 71""Weet Coal, 701 Tn water paid. South Kdlth. liOO, Phone 1825-- South Walter. Phone ply morning. West Copper. IJOAKD the or first-clas- s - FOR BAI.B Garage, best location 1H piano, frame stuoco, 4 rooms and bath. 8 by day week; OKNITO CIHXAItY DISEASKI? . four-roo- ruriilshed rooms, WANTED for four nl't" e; home 110S Silver, nsar town. Phoae 7". FOIl RENT Furl BALtt canary buds. 2l SuutU Fl'U KENT Moiir. large newly decorated, vacant. Housekeeper cooking. East AND DISKASKH OK THK SKI. 121 H7-J- . heaL to West central. porchee, must be cook. Phone snnitoriuma. .WANTED Man with small capital to In- house, at North Fourth. Dr, Walter, phone steam Terms If desired. Phone 1S03-- good WaHsermnn t'rf In ( iinnecllon, O. room, modern. A cook In a of four; FOR RENT Room with glassed-i- n vest in Rood business. Address 0. Full BALIS 'ihresning machine, J6. FOR KENT Front bed KUH isAI.E four-ruoi- WANTED family sleep Cltl.etw Rnnk Bldir. I'lioiie SKA. .ew modern fur ...... , nortv Mrs. D. liill-J- . M.,' car Journal. FOR RENT Two-roo- cottage, furnish- Postufflce boa 412, Call after p. m , 41D West Marquette. on .. rlrht ing porch, with board. Phone c. nished college, South Walter, lion toe. West 112 North Walter. I2S n low- Copper IFOR SALE One of the beat huslnena ed, too Ejst Pacific Inquire FOK SALE! Adobe to build house. Foil RBNT Furnished room, In down anj monthly payments. J. A. Weinman, CHIROPRACTORS In C15 Souih Spilth Walter. 1202 North Amu. furnace heat. Phone 1054-- Z4 East l8-K- . EMPLOYMENT OFFICE We furish all FOK REM Newly furnished rooms properties Albuquerque. Uarcia, lands; Hammond. Silver, phone 110 " three-roo- of our servln. with or without board. 418 Boutb uin Lis?" First street. Inquire at Savoy Haul FOK KENT Modern house, Two one heater. FOK RENT Nicely fuinlstied bed room. FOR New 10 kind help. Try kTTa FOR SALE ranges, SALE porch, BS4-- 1909-R- . 100S h rvuth Broadway, phone hlmpriictor. with glassed-i- sleeping porch. 1 1 12 West iron, ina-- close In. Phone 158!i-- t;o West Coal. feet eorner; 11,150; terms. Thlrn, phone filled1; 2140-J- . phone water) 10 JAN.KSO.VS RANI H 10 and it) Amnio liiilldlng. KoOmTnO HOt'SE Rooms all South Arno, phone coat. 117 tin 1302 J 70S s u'.h EARN BOARD Boom and month Ideal location tor NAVAJO KUCJS Kisltlv ly at FURNISHED rooms, hot water' heat: South Edith. Inquire fr-- v Investment. KO It" N wo house- while school, catalogue healthseekerB; few reeervatlone now central location; profitable R E furnished light North Mulberry, 1i30-- j no chlldren. 414 Wast Silver Edith. attending fM I Hi phone lick; College. 9001, South available Phone 2238-- J W A KO IVJicelUneous Inquire Ersrybndy' Candr Shop, keeping rooms; reasonable. Qildersleeve FOR four-roo- Marker Business it Ci FOR SALE Hull pup, three mon'.us 'i'l. FOR RENT Two nicely wll- - SALE By owner, house, South Third. Electrlo phone furnish!, Main, f.o An?les. Foil HEN"! and VVA.s i nu-C- attu 120 South Cedar, phone 1438-- hented rooms In fam.ly. Phone with Bleeping porch, water inside and Sleeping porch room, tu nuard. Pluuie FOR SALE SMALL RESTAURANT and FOR RENT Por or more, with private electrio lot 1400 adjoining bath, with board; rates 24l'9-R- ' year Three-fourt- h 197S-T- lights, 60x142; 13,000. Male tii five-roo- FOR SALE line Simmons and Female. UU8 lunch room, doing; good business, view of selling, furnished down, balance (30 month. 907 West month East Central. fr'UU o- some bed, like new; also wooden FOR RENT room, per WANTED Two king and serving dinners and bad health and leaving city; house and garage. Phone 672. complete; Large housekeeping Iron. girl for hand sewing. J!iS9-W- . real 806 South Eillth. on 414 FOR RENT Furnished rooms with or parties. pln.nn terms. 419 went Central Flvt-roo- bedstead; cheap. ground floor; bath and phone. Call ft Meyer. Inquire KOK RENT furnished housp. FOR MUST 1MMEDIAT&-L- T Meyer HALE Moore in excellent West Oold. SALE SELL without hoard) bath and phone, lSft WAN'ifcTlJ To buy a fight wugolu FOR SALE At a five second- at 801 Arno. I'll FOK runge, WANTED Strong, willing girl, to asslet South 820-- epring bargain, Soith Inquire andiron Ironi. 12 Inspect and make your offer. Becond. Phone Phone153G-J- . hand pool tables and one billiard table. South Arno, 1S40-R- , condition also FOR RENT Neatly furnished sleeping Four-roo- house, with housework half days. Apply 1110 twelve-Coo- phone bath, porches, gar- F R Room In first-clas- s one t West (lold. steam close In, 817 South West Central. RENT anc Bleeping porch. 8' OVES POMSmCt) and let ap. KrviO condition; also Five-roo- unfurnished room, heat, ages, full else lot. In good A- -l FOR, RENT Everything 1th board for convalescent! ; soda fountain. condition, In FOR SALE A few choice Navajo rugs, Third. 6SS WANTED Girl ur woman foi gentle- Bedding Cn., phone 471. house, with garage; fine location. repair. North Sixth. general men home. Phone 2148-- .ulre at 120 West Silver. 1001 140. from reservation: reasonable. FOR RENT Furnished room with from :3i m. to 4:30 p. only; private WANTKI) Music North Fourth; rent right FOR SALE modem hr!it housework, a, FOIl" ' iui!3 ly yo'i ig luily SA I. E Two-stor- brick rooming 20 6 South Arno. in home, steam heat. m Call 0 West Slate. RENT Nicely ruriilshed room Alunic, care Journal. FOR New three-roo- furnished private and adobe residence, In Fourth teacher, Ai(lres FOR RENT 4!0-- wtnf; with steam heal and first-clas- s table x house and residence combined, on largf no children. Mrs. FOIt SALE 1125 hot water heater, for Cnll nice location, close to school; might trade IF YOtI are unemployed and efficient, W AN'i'EU roilTgailTuee '"T'noliTrtVilHj", room for a house, large lot) ware - - board 110 Bomh Arno, phone 1327-- lot rem business aeitlon. Valdpi, roo block on North Broadway, 135: suitaole for heating store, FOR RENT Room with board, in prl- for vacant lots or smallor house In reglste- with our Employment Depart- or write C. W. Hunter, general delivery. business a bargain at Id.SWi house nr work shop. 110 Bouth Walnut, vate two oi Phone H75-- ment. Western School for Private Secre- Foil II EAI.TIISEEKEHS Modern ac- building li.0 RENTS a brand new moderd flve- - family, for gentlemen, highland. i3.tiiTrrs trunk and furniture crating. terms. J. A. Hammond. 824 East I Indies. Phone i:i.,7-J- . 901-- with nurss service. par room house; furnished PHOTOS, 15 CENT3 A DOZEN till employed FOR SALE Account leaving city, fur- taries, phone commodations, Call for Joe. l'hones 3U7 or 396; price Silver. elegantly over fur- Gov- Cfi a de Pro, e18 West Oold. 014-- Room 10, Flrat National Bank building. change my mind. New Studio, FOR RENT Three modern rooms, nished or unfurnished mod- CIVIL SERVICE Examinations." phone reus- n.ble. TmsiNBSfl CHANCES Butts' Drug Store. nished for 428 West ern screened ar- ernment mall clerk, car- FOR RENT Nice rooms With FOR RENT Four-roo- modern unfur- - housekeeping, house; porches, nicely clerk, railway sleeping QOODMON & t'O. Cleaning puper and FOR KALE Meat market: doing X grod FOK SALE Nice fresh eggs, loo per antaFe, ranged for two families. West Central, rier. I1.400-J1.80- Age, 18 upward. porches, with board, for convalescents. work - reason nihhed bungalow, with garage. Apply 2204-- cleaning kalsomlne; all guaran- business; good location; good hl-2ft- . B23 8"Uih rooms, near Phone owner, unnecessary. For free Mm. Reed, 512 South li4-- 1 22D Nort ( rear). Phone 1029-J- dozen, at Ely's Poultry TarJs, FOR RENT Three furnshed park. Experience Broadway, phone teed. Ht'ine for selling. Address A. C. E., raro Jour- 1168. no chil- and Instruction, write R. Terry 1123. Three-roo- Eighth, phone with porches, for housekeeping; FOR SALE By owner, 2 WAN'TKU V'"e7r lot In .. FOR RENT house, two Civil Service Con- located tutlding nal. 1 6 716 (former examiner), Rooms decorated In- FOR PALE Used tractors, and dren F.jst Haxeldliie. large front porch, modern bungalow. D. C. Foil RENT with sleeping Fourth location and FOR SALE Old 'abllshed screened porches, newly In east tinental Btdg, Washington. ward; give price. BUSINESS furnished. 1.118 with plows. Hardware Depart FOR RENT rooms f ir gentle- good residence section; front, porches; board If desired. Also gar A'ldrcK Lot, care Journal. business, located in railroad. side; lights and water gang Sleeping In best 301 marcahtr Bouth ment J Korhet A) Co. men $8.00 no sick. 818 lawn and trees, Very condition; age for rent, South Edith, Ph me High. employed, up; 1340-.- UiNION LATHEHS r.nthititf Unne Will tell for vslue of tmprovinents i.lo.u west would sacrifice for quick sale; leaving Im.rrst-- d In SALE Fresh by the half or 14R-- by J. K. Thlchoff A bone. Oood reason for selling. If FOR RENT Furnished cottage FOR pork, town, Furnaced-heate- promptly 2185-- C. J house- rh.ne FOR HALE Pot geese and fat turkevs. FOR RENT bed u- e h t me 875 .T. gnnd-Blse- d addr-e- a joeMff'cs with phone whole hog. Delivered. W. Hunter. FOR REN Front room for light 11Q4 North E vnth r proposition, sleeping porch, no FOR BALE By owner, In the Fourth Phone 2421-R- with entrance to box 3 Alnuouernu. or call 1203 East Copper. phone 84 eyeningi keeping phone, bath, well people; private bath; lor,e WKLDINd AND CCTtTnO of myrtle; cnuaren. west ward, modern bungalow, gar- WTS POI'LTRT of all kinds. Phone sleeping porch, for two; December 1. 1207 BALE OR TRABE busineM. FOR R"E."ii' Nicely furnished o i malow, BUY YOUR GUN before the season opens; fie uoin best resi- BIT alio weldere' iuppllea and carbide for Paying ' - age, hae Heht and heat; very I62-- 303 East. Central. f'R to from. rou furnished oolll. out- South Broadway. eale. N. M. HLqpI 1947-.- f. i ilgars. fountain, luncheonette, pool very mffiern, large glassed-i- sleeping fifty ahotguna and rifles select Ri:MTM'l"tv dential district in cltyi prloed right) can O.. Inc., pme down, bus-- 801 116 West Oold. Side also no sick. over FOR SA I B Bucks does end frying rab' GENTLEMAN HEALTIISEEKKR ti m In rear; small payment porch, fine place for sick, Inquire entrance; garage; easy terms; not prloed phone; find first MAX BA KG aTn BTUKK, at316 South will take In good South Edith. clothes 1116 North Second. bits and hens. 710 West T.ead. best of accommodations with is pays bslance; FOR SALE One rocker, one shown by appointment only. Phone clnsa board, reasonable. 1123 East Cen Flnt, will puy tbe hlKbest prices for Hoosler kitchen i040-- dressed and vecond-han- FOR RENT Modern three, four and five chest, library table, FOR RBNT Nice room with private FOR SALE Fat hena. tral, Cedar atreet entrance. your clnthing. ahoca and ir.Ua 14 000. Write T. F. Beale. Arte a.nn bed. 118 North Bltn. board. 807 In if will deliver. Phone furniture. Sr8. room houses and apartmen.s; cabinet, ch'ld's family; with or without BY "dVNEft, modern houso drawn, desired; home-lik- e Pht.ne 240-- HEALTH can ao- furnished. W. H. McMllllon, 208 West North Fourth. fire- SEEKER get - "'Jo CLARIFIED and Pasteurised milk. There Fourth ward, hard wood floors, commodatlona in modem country home. Tl:i (l.KANKHB Oold. obtain it. Albu Two rooma furnished screened porches, three FOR BALE Fine corn-fe- d votn.l MATTRRSSK3 13 B ' la on'y she place ta FOR REN'i front place, large turkeys. special care given to bed patients: neas rem.vatfd. and ap, Tlrree-roo- modern fur- afti 1 bed room with extra fifteen irl.T now for " FOR RENT querque Pair? Association. Phone for light housekeeping. Apply after light airy large eight to pounds; car line. Addreee box zis furniture repaired and packed. Ervin V SAI.K Lot on East Quid, 1350; 613 Coal, 828; West on with Phone 2412-fl- postofflce nished cottsge, at East FOR SALE Fresh buttermilk and cot- p. m., 408 Lead. closets, front east large lot Thanksgiving. city. Bedding Co., pli"ne 471 trm. dan Sonth Walter. water Call at 412 South High, or In excellent FOR BALE kinds of paid. tage cheese; also fresh milk In gallon FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms and lawn, tree, etc.) everything Turkeye and all MtR AMONTES-ON-T- BKTTKK IXIKAK KINlrtHI&i it la FOR SALE One lot, 60x142. cornr 1524-J- , 181S-- nn condition i term If desired. Phone at the ' 41 phone lots. Swsyne's Dairy, phone sleeping porch, for two persons: poultry Albuquerque Poultry A SANATORIUM-HOTE- for tubercular better. Return paid on mail nI Blste, Inquire Wait 1977-- J 303 South 352-- ptitoge twl'"i FOR RENT November 86, furnished tnftilf, til Order: children. 110 South Walnut, . Tard. Broadway, phone nurse In at- nrdera. The tiurnum btudto, 'Jl3 Hi We Fe. n utc f hnm..m.rt. sata convalescents; graduate Paatft rooms and glassed-i- ! c brick houss, two cuke for the a specialty. ROOMS clean rooms; A SPLENDID flock of bronzo turkeys. tendance: rate by tb week or month. Central, Albug u rq u p, n. M, PA T E a 0xl4J 1 2 5. Call 806 fruit holidays IMPERIAL r'lce. FO.. At bargain, lot sleeping porc!, garage, Mrs. 207 East stiver. Over Pastime FOR birds; also oung turkeys for Call 2400-J- Careful flnithTtaA and Kllv r 1700 If George Mackey, rates by day nr week. RENTAprtroent breeding WANTF.D KiMlali Ideated Ninth price West Marquette. 128S-R- . yonr or dinner. eatlaV )4H-- Phone Theater. 211H West Central. FOR It E.N T Furnished small Sunday Thanksgiving RESERVATIONS now be had at St. Twice aervlce- Hcmember, sold once. 241S-.T- may dally at Phone FOR RENT Five-roo- brick houie. ' no H. B Walklns. rates. FOR SALE Kitchen cabinet, dh .ng FOR RENT Cilaseed-l- n porch and two apartment; no alck, children, lit phone John's Panatorlum (Episcopal): faction guarantucd, Send your fir.lehlng screened porch, window YA Include bath, sleeping table and four chairs, two oak d eseers, airy rooms, board across street. 114 South Edith. RED POULTRY RDS Thorouithbred 317.50 to 125 per week: private to ft reliable, estatiiiihed firm. Uaona shades and coal range In house, newly furnlatr-e- d s. C. connected to A two beds, two springs; will .ell cheap. North Maple, phone 1886-- FOR RENT New small, R. L Rede, Ringlet Barred Rocks, room with sleeping porch, Hnnna, Manter Photi'rapherir wool decorated, garage, 860, water free. Call 1. breed- oRT iiady's red sweater, Sunday 223 South Second. apartment. Inquire apartment cockerel, piillete, hen and pens for bath and toilet: medical care, meuicinee. ALBUQI.'EHQ L'I3 W IN DOW ('LEAN I sh on Isleta or near town. 320 North FOR RENT Nice front sleeping room, 411 West 1483-- excellent meale, afternoon road, at High SALE Oood selection of Navajo en- 1316 West Roma. ing. Atlantic phons general nurulng; tray CO. Winddwa cleaned end flior J404-P- FOR for one or two gentlemen; prlvilo no All rooms have eteam Phone Furnished three "MOUNTAIN VIEW" 8. C. R. I. Rods. service: estras. etorce, officee and houne FOR RENT cottage, ruga and Qirmsntown pillow tops, trance; close In. 400 West Iron. FOR RENT urnltr.ed apartments; hot and cold running weter. Rov. scrubbed; rooms and bath and glassed-i- n south for quick sale. 1008 East Cen won twenty ribbons January. 1921: a heat, cleaned; reanmabl ratei and bun est work. RENT Storeroom prloed. FOR REN'T Three rooms, two sleeplnrf three rooma with bath. Albuquerque W. II. Zlegler, Superintendent. Phone FOR sleeping porch Phone Hl-- key at tral. Firone m-- Hotel. North Second. superb lot of eockerel and cocks now Poetofflce box 101, phone A. Uranone, 22 ave- be- porchos, newly decorated; light am! ex- 491. BENT Larae store. Central 1B24 East Central, phone or call A.V vnne -- rooer for Albu ready for Isle; bred from my finest BAZOR I3L'd ES Son d or" FOR iiofTlrn water furnished. 1818 South High. FOR RENT Two nice clean furnished C. bring tween and 18 a. m. hibition visitors welonms. yvte, nue. Phone 423. querque Dairy Association butter; if room and for hou.ee- - mallngs; dull blades fur reeharpenlnf.; doul:e-edff- can call at KI11N HOTF.I Sl.eplna rooms and sleeping porch . P. Hay. 23 North High. 25c FOR RENT On South Broadway, flvs' your grocer hot supply you, 121 South Waller, phone1670-J- Position S5c; single edge, per duztn; 1 Second. apartments, by the day keeplng MY C. R. I. WANTED ex- room brick house, unfurnished, ISO; the North housekeeping ' ENTIRE stock of 8. Reds; have your r2or hnned and ect y dairy, week or month soft West rvntral FOR RENT Two room unfurnished and to furnished, West Marble, three rooms, SOFT SPOTS Heel and arch cushions hens, pullets, cocks cockerels; WANTED Wnshlng and Ironing take perts; work guaranteed. Kobza Brn.hori LEGAL NOTICE two furnished apart- FURNISHED front room, en- apartment; steam heat; sleeping porch; breedln. pen or singles, pure bred C. P. home. 10S East Coal, phone 1505-- at Ruppe'a Drug Store, bath, porches, $25; prevent fallen Ineteps, euree all (' private larire ecreeno 1 Vath and ra igo. ih.iu.iiaTToS. ment, West Coal, five rooms, 135. Real trance, bath one or two porch, Hay stock, backed generation of WANTKD school of , jsbnc2"i oh troubles. $1. Thumae t. Keleher, Leather adjoining; 1053 North Fifth. . "iy Work for high boy, 1007 In et shows in the 14SI-R- (PUBLISHER) Estate Exchange, 409 West Copper 408 West Central. Phone 1087-- J. garage; no alck. North prise winners the Iff. Phone . evening. Co., FOR RENT new and olean; H. B. J4H-J5- . ' REiniQI.ICATION. Apartment, country, Watkine, phone or con- ROOF WORK of all kinds Repairing Land FOR SALE Detroit Jewell gaa range, and gaa; furnished WAITRESS wants position, will of the U. 8. WOODWOBTH-Ne- wly heat, llgjit cooking 210-- and roofs built up, work guar- lepartment Interior, PERSONAL four oven and broiler. furnished, nice, SIS North sider anything. Phone painting, . Office at Santa Fe, N. M., November burners, large rooms and apart- complete Crane Apartments, FOR SALE Ranches anteed. Call 64 2 for man. Oood condition. Also has cook stove cleen housekeeping I to . s, 1921. BARBER"for private homes. Phone week or month. 812 Seventh. Phone 114. WANTS V sundry work take home, Oar-eta- , 1481-- attachment. 808 Luna Boulevard. Phone ment, by day, FOR SALE Fine Uui.h, close in. or 2101-- Notice Is hereby given that Julian South FUR RENT Two-roo- apartment, com- Vulley by the dey. Phone 1085-- . Third or N. M.. who, on December violinist kitchenette, both, at tese than Improvements cost; WANTED and to take of Barton. VIOLIN 'essons by a French FOR RENT Furnished room with toilet. pletely furnished, will In town. Washing Ironing 13 made Homestead entry, No. ioi-w- . FOR SALE Pearl necklace, beet made. lralle and two entrances, trad for good residence aleo clothee 191b, 522 Bouth Broadway, pnone 88 porches, private 324 home; rough dried; prices SEWING MACHINES bWI4 Indeetructable; if not es bath, lights and ateam heat, per 1005 Postofflce box or phone r,ns. lUfiB-- 2S3t8. for SE14 NWK. WH Wii YOU to with Imported, close to car to modern with gas. Forrester, phone very reasonable. Phone - 13, Town-hi- p DO WISH learn Spanish es those sold for 1:5 to 843, month; line; next door 1379-- FOR "home, stucco house. .SEWl.sr, llAri.lNta- NEV4, and EH 8W14, Section T beautiful SALE Country WANTED work repaired E.. N. M P. Meridian, teacher born .nd raised in Spain return $18. AddreU Tavlor's store, Old Town. electric By University student, cleaned; parts end for alt 9 N., Range 1007 becond. you may It) price FOR SALE Exceptional barnaln In used seven rooms, steam heated, for board or room. Ad- supplies to make North FOR RENT furnished front morn, e spare hours, all work C. II. has filed notice of Intention "Pearla," care Journal. Nicely 94x4, 12x4 and 10x341 o en ranch; In alfalfa and 201 Bouth High. mskes, guaranteed tt WAMED-Prlva- te hoe In Irome. use tires; light; dress Student, lfl ,T three-ye- proof, to establish claim pupils; teichet SALE Fine the box; private with of kitchen; orchard. Addrese Poetofflce box 177, nr Morehend. nb'.n 415 V Copper. FOR applee, by on '11 several spot lights, slightly used; prices WANTED Position as or the land above described, before pedal training for primary gradte. Roman Ark&nsaw car line; employed lady preferred. Auto Com- - J407-R- 4 housekeeper I'D LINK 'b'J1'M.. Jonathans, Beauties, 1946-- very reasonable. Mcintosh phone middle-age- d wo- ItlNf. KI'.K At H. N. NVrth Twelfth, nurse, hy American Commissioner, at Albuquerque, lis Mrth High, Blacki, Oanos, Ben Davis. Phono phone pany, 08 West Nine-acr- e Th colored cars. Ele- , phouujmi Central, FOR SALE ranch, on main man. XX. orange Engle, I'"-- 162J-W- hlgh-clas- e Address enre Journal. on the 10th of December. STUDY with aFrench teacher. ,' or oall Wm. Dolde, 101 South FOR RENT room; h N. day Will-la- FRENCH Strlotly new and phant Butte Dam and Hot Springs, names a witnesses! For south- FOR RENT For the winter, beautifully ditch; house garage; WANTED Girl for mousework; Claimant Either class nr private Instruction. Broadway, north, eaet and south exposures: four-roo- with one one-ha- lf general M. Meet all at N. M.l Jesus dls- - furnlehed apartment, mile from echool. and 1021 trains Bngle. leaving McOulnness. of 'rljeras, -- 21 South east beet residential In- must stay on premiees. Call at 2 JO Demeat-rc- . particulars call at Broadway, ASBESTOS ROOF PAINT sleeping porch; Bleeping close In; no alck; miles west Hernias bridge. Hot Springs at a. m and p. m. of N. M.i 1R6I-W- . glassed porch, Maria Oareia, Barton, or phone OOOD for all kinds of roofs, $1 per gal trlct; home privileges. Phone70. no December 1. I0 at Hunt's Ranch. West Roma. Oldest Dam best Dam care on McOulnness. of Tlleras, N. M.i Bolom children) vacant quire drivers, Would you care to learn lon. The Msniano Co., 110 soutn FORRENT Nice large frontf'tfn'l7hed West Lead. s WE AUDIT. CHECK, OPEN. Cl.OSB and the Dam line. We drive our own care. of N. M. EPILEPTICS: FOR HALE Seven acree land, four acr, A .Tnavei, Morlarty, 1m 1814-- J. up mom: Bonks. WILLIAMS ZANO, our M. about new rational treatment fo" Walnut; phone Try a built housekeeping private entrance, FOR RENT Three-roo- furnlehed in fruit trees: 800 feet east keep Write for reservations at expense. N. BEROERB. Itegliter. close In; alfalfa, room Meiinl building. Phone 701 W. mediate lellef of EPILEPSY, positively roof, wilt last ss long aa the bulldlrT sunny, comfortably furnished, apartment, with bath and two sleep- frontage, on Boulevard, five blocks from HEFFERNAN BROS Props. from first --se. no sick; reasonable. Ill West Marquette. M. col- Hot N M stopping selsures 'liy'i ing porchee newly decorated Inside ana car line, 11,200; term. J. Eaater, YOUNG MAN, attending business Springs. Information FREE. "SPECIALIST,? water and 822 East Old Albuquerque, N. M. lege, desires place to work for room "C"-l9- Wyoming, nut; light pa'd. DISSOLUTION Drawer Lander, FOR SALsV-Fl- ve hundred shares of City Coal. Phooe 169-- LOOKINO a comfortable home and board. Phone Albuquerque Business TIME CARDS NOTICE OF DRESSMAKING IF for ?7 I CAN give mother'e care to email B eotrio Railway, below par. Sr. R. and a pleasant and profitable estab- College, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN . ehiid. from rood family de T. co- hithv L. Hust, N. Armljo building. AUTOMOBILE? lished business, you can serure earns at NURSE wants position, nursing and keep- all those with whom the Ideal home and excellent training ra for Invalid or healtheeeker; to siring new f a bargain; four acre, two ml lee lr ing Iwuse firm of GOTTLIEB. for child; no other children; terms DRESSMAKINO Miss Crane TO TRADE Almost on douoie use. two years' experience In hospital. Ad- partnership Address Balchurch, car; what have 2 South A'alter. poetofflce. main ditch, ahall have had commercial references. Mother, apartments, lH North Seventh. you? garage, chicken houeea, tnols. blooded dress N. C.. care Journal. BEER Journal FOR all others oare CARPENTERING DRESSMAKINO Room U SALE Buick touring car; chickens and also furniture; WANTED AT ONCE Work of any kind correspondence and to flrst-cla- a Bond-Dillo- n Co., turkey; said MAN. Imperial Hotel, 805. oondltlon, will eell nn term to responsible .ope. by man and wife; will go on ranch, concerned that MONEY LOAN PETTnSHlS ODDJOB phone city. or do and TO A . of worlr 167J-- Phone t41 run hotel any work; capable been dissolved as of thin kind rhone WANTED Sewing of all kind. Call O. J. WESTBOUND Dally. has a EXPERT RADIATOR REPAIRING. Addrese P. A., careJournal. HAVE to ioan on close-f- 8 1468-R- . reliable. date), the undersigned ALBERT WE 110,000 WANTED Odd Jobs carpentering, paint- after p. m., phone K. Metal 21 North Train. Arrive. Depart. Short 1468-- sheet Works, FOR BUSINESS makes available 1 T Albuaucraue property. Qober, end roof phone WANTED or jX depteeslnti No. The Scout.... 30 pm 8:30 pm BEER retiring from said business, ing repairing, Dreesmaklng, by day Third. LELivertyk accountant-boo- k and uoi er Mrs. 1130-- - s"a LlSHolsT'el cow and capable American No, J Limited em 1100 am MOIIR1H BEFORE BUILDING or having your home. Baker, phone FOR t'allf ti:S and the undersigned On dia- FOR SALE Some extra good ueed care; will keeper and etenngrapher, with thorough No. T ill 50 am 1 1 10 TO LOAN watches, house d. call 164-- our H EM HT ITCH I Mil 408 heifer calf: take farg,, Fnt. am GOTTLIEB agreeing to pay all jloNliV repair. figures NO, pleating. Williams' easy terms. Mcintosh Auto Co, 1220 South knowledge of Spanish and salesmanship; am monds, guna and everything valuaole are No Job too nr too email. 200 1073-- alfalfa In trade for calf. High. Ad- No, The Nevnti' 13:n J:00 am liabilities. All ac- right. large llnery. Sonth Broadway, ph Wsst Central. detailed qualifications on request. SOUTHBOUND. outstanding Mr. B. Marcus, 218 Bourn first. FOR SALE Carload fresh milk 341. V CARPENTER AND FIN1SHE1. will De DRESSMAKINO the FOR Two Jersey dress Reeulta, Postnfflc bog phone counts due sal firm should be on watches and altering, by SALE Sulck light sixes, HI! cow cows, from Nc. 89 El Paso Rxp 10:10 pm MONEY TO LOAN diamonds, for another building within a Phone 1648-- Mrs. E. F. Ford truck. and several springer 281) to said MORRIS GOTTLIEB, con- ready day. models, feto and 1730; three to tlx old; all tuberculin Nn. 27 El Pano Rxp 11:30 am paid and gold Jewelry; liberal rellatfte, few work guaran- one-to- n worm yeers A WINDOW CLEAN- 10 N. 1st. dayai highest quality 1176) ford truck, drive, Can be McAllister Yard, JANITORIAL AND EASTBOUND who is authorized to receipt for fidential Gottlieb Jewe. 'y Co.. teed. Work by or oontract. tour tested. seen at COMPANY been day DRESSMAKING Ladiee' eve- 1350; Ford speedster. 1176; Dodge 1301 corner Mountain road. ING SERVICH hee N'a t The Navalo. i:10 pm 140 pm same in full. nn dia- care The Exchange, 120 tailoring, Gold North First. of Jani- CONFIDENTIAL loans Jewelry, Carpenter, " and embroider- ing car. 1400. n West organized for the purpose doing No. 4 Calif. Limited 00 New Mex- bonds. West Gold, phone 1111. ning dresses, beading We are oveeder"of grade i pm t :4i pm DATED. Albuquerque, monds watches, Liberty Plan ing. Phone 1826-- A Buptr-SI- x for FOR8AI.E torial work and at the same time giving No. S Rnthmans FOR SALE Hudson Holsteln cows, and have on hand I F Eight T:25 pm 110 pm of October, automobiles. Lowest raise. ' Is fine car ana in the unemployed of our group employ- No. 10 tc .ui 7 20 am 7:50 ico, this Jlst day to the etate. PLEATING, accordion, side and box; 11,000.00. This a three and four hundred choice be the The am 117 South First. Bonded FOR SALE Furniture fine condition and I worth more money ment. Contracts will taken by FROM 1921. mail orders. N. Crane, lis North oows and heifers. A we are a little week or month. office build- BOt'TH roll-tu- p 814. reasons make It eale at a day, Banks, No, il-P- mrn CI Paan MORRIS GOTTLIEB, FOK SALE Sectional bookcase, Pevenih Crane Apartments, phone Legitimate crowded for room, would eel) a limited etc., will be I Is pm WANTED Ranchc sacrifice Qober, Short St ings, apartment houses, Nn 7 no ALBERT BEER. desk, Morris chair,- haatihs et''ee. gaa necessary. number at a reasonable price. The City of. office is located at jo From El Past am " -- Gober. 66S. .. taken care The WANT--W- leaae 0 Phone Colo., 8S-- No. 10 c'StOUTFiT lll range. Winchester rifles, and large FOR RENT Office Rooms Park Dairy Company, Denver, 223 Weat Copper. Phone oonnects et Pelen e'th Na II rang and buy 1,000 or more cows, at stock of used furniture. 118 South First AUTO necessity of th highest merit that phone York "B41. for Clovla, Perns Valle Kns Cits and For having given fictitious ages, FOR RENT Attractive office, steam trial. n 600 15 to 17 actual market value. Write me, giving FOR SALE Moore range, used one sea- and water furnlehed sells Itself on to days' free Coast. more than youths from n heat, light Thousands definite description and bottom price. son, perfect oondltlon; pui.i-bu'to- Profit liberal Paet seller. MATfRESS RENOVATING TYPEWRITERS Nn. : c nnect at 'iel. n with No. I .rears of ago have been discharged Thomas delivery,, phone Irslon Wright building, opposite poetofflce. now In use. Excellent for end eest and Hester, general Morrla chair, teakwood table, office opportunity TYPE WH aU m Mvirhaud frm cvle pulnte anjth 'from the United States army this lia-.- I. desk, mission book cam. two rORRENT Three very desirable substantial business of your own. Write TAT?Ri3sm?TTr akft writing Rug furniture fur and Ribbon for every LOBT Silver mesh psarl beautiful brass beds, complete; Hoover rooms light, heat and water: will rent now for exclusive territory. Service fleaning. repairing, repaired year. bag, containing nr A. nlture Pauue 471. Ervln Bed- Albuquerque Typewriter Ex ear rtnna, bill and small re- electrlo sweeper, 180 booke, lo;Ia. leu separately as a whole. B. Mllner, Cushion Tube Co., 4010 East loth St., packing. change; 111 Kansas change, 0W. XU Bouili fourvti. Journal Want Ads bring results. ward given. Phone liOI-t- f, eaoh, to. 111 North Bsoonl Wait Central, hene ill. City, llo, ding Company, phone V

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Dr. H. M. Bowers Established 1883 New York and Has On Let Us Send a Man Chicago Nothing OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN To replnee that .broken window I American Legion Pi K. of P. nulldlns. Class. Alnuqucriine Lumber Co.. I I'hone 431. 423 North II rsi I Auxiliary Albuquerque 89-- Phone W Will Give Their We have first of thn scnson. Southeast Texas, now rrop wax brans, direct by express, fresh and bridle, pound EOc. RELIABLE! Dance THEATRE WATCHMAKERS We were two even- FOR. SALE OR RENT. & JEWELET! Thanksgiving lucky, barrels of cranberries received Inst 2-- t Rtie-in- Six 205 Thursday, November at ing. Nice white cauliflower. Express California lettuce, g brand new houses, CENTRAL AVE . corner Ninth Coal. Will TODAY AND TOMORROW tomatoes, cucumbers. Arizona and navel oranges, just did Kossiter-McConne- ll and 1 pet here four sizes. sell one or all on reasonable Colombo Hall And more of those nice Roman at lFKI(!XKIiS AXD Bl'lI.DKRS terms. See F. H. Strong or L. large lieauty apples $3.50 C. Step Lively Syncopators - a box. M.iininn promptly nttotided to Bennett. Orchestra HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY- Cement work mid floor PHONES 75 or 145. Admission Ked Bartlctt Pears. ,. Bunding .$1.10 Emperor drapes, IM.-- 211 West Gold. SAVE SAVE SAVE Just a few pounds of the extra nice fruit calte left, rium Super-Speci- al Secured for" Fard dates, dales; first, fiffs VOIR m iLPING EXPENSES Attraction, Expressly Pudding, Promedary imported I will build a modern Convention Week. A received for many a day. Extra larpe and very nice, 11). Rue. you Every teacher should take Real All Star Picture Of course will come to for or MEDICATED AND SIXI'IIL'R home of four to five rooms, you heacbiuarters green ripe BATHS to move for mother one of our 75c high olives, sweet or sour pickles. Fresh ready in, $1,200 Country Pork Graduate nurse and masseuse to $1,500. Why pay more? grade Kitchen Sheer Knives. Those Monarch extra small sweet peas and Monarch corn are Pure Sausage, backbone, Freah in attendance Shampooing and Room 10, First National Rank sale 25c. Just the. cream of the pack. Hams and Bacon and Pure scalp treatments a specialty. Building. ;On Whitney Pon't overlook the cider. Lard, any quantity delivered Call for appointment. i Hardware Co. Phone 1915-- MRS. TERRY DEAMER. Prop, Afrain today our special on Chocolate Cnnrly at 50c for a 'none fl85-- 608 W. Central pound box. j Ben Hur Coffee Ben II ur Tea. STOKE CLOSED AIL PAY TOMORJtOW A IJ C E For Sale Cheap OUR T0NIGI1 SIXIXTKP NEW WATCH REPAIRING NAVAJO RIGS WARD'S STORE CRESCENT GROCERY Must Meet the Rigid Requirement COLOMBO HALL 298 South Arno of tho Santa le Time Service HOMER II. WARD ROBERT ilONEH Department. 815 Marble Avenue Coal and Sonth Walter VANN Dime A Dance I'honee Phone 67 Watcb Inspector, Santa Fe TVj. GOOD l The Higheat Crade Macaroni JAZZY MUSIC We Our merchandise la Special Sunday Dinner stop! fi bssd J Ess and the highest And Noodles, Spaghetti pradn obtainable tor tho TFRKEY and remember tho rash and ether Macaroni Product and price CHICK EX, 60c. beauty you've always found a. .'1 fully Kuaninteecl. Our prices In nre 2 5 n?r cent to CO tho gorgeous pictures of ,J per cent MANHATTAN Cecil U. Do Mllle. cheaper than our competitors. WISEM.WS Sow seo tho latest and far the WATCH SHOP. CAFE ever --'15 South Second. DID YOU (frentest he made! With IT FOR tho follownlg peerless cast o? ' IHT 1 ' popular players:. s We ITave Made a Special Effort to Provldo JoM tho TlilnRS &JtM4V 5 LET'S GO TODAY SCPERFLVOrs HA1II You Will Need to Make Your Thanksgiving Dinner Perfect. "Wallace Reid Moles, Re- high-Krad- e to Etc., Permanently DOX'T FORGET THE In canned fruits (ready serve) you will find Gloria Swanson moved. Multiple Needle Method nothing quite so tempting as the Glass Jar Brand Pineapple, Elliott Dexter KIS.W CHITTENDEN Peaches, Pears, Plums, Blackberries, Loganberries or Cherries. Debe Electric Needle Modern Woodmen's We have olives, dates, raisins, nuts, apples, pears, Daniels Art Specialist pickles, Blue PJPRESENTS Aseptic Beauty Parlor bananas, grapes. Our vegetables are fresh. California head Monte WILLIAM FOX UlEiist Central. Phono 973-A- V lettuce, New Mexico Celery. Wanda Hawley Big Dance Tonight Today we have fine Comb Honey...... 25c Theodore Roberta 2'3 pound can Native Strained Honey 40c EILEEN PERCY Mince Agnes Ayres For Modern Wroodmen, Royal Prepared Meat, per pound ,,..230 Theodore KoslofP mm --IN Lnrge, firm Cranberries, per quart 25c NOTICE Neighbors and friends. Danc- Orders of $10.00 delivered, free to any part of tha city. Polly Moran All ing, cards and refreshments. NOTE This store will be closed all Hattori Union Barber Shops will day Thursday (Thanks- Raymond AID OF THE WEST" be closed Day.) ..... Thanksgiving Day. giving Julia Faye .,0 i.peii unm 8 P. I. O. O. F. Hall. Ry W. E. Spencer. v ednesday. G6e JI55E L.LA3KY frtttntt The Tale of An Heiress, An Aviator and Society Crooks. Cecil B DeMi lies Also "FOX NEWS" and PRODUCTION; AND JEFF" CARTOONS "MUTT Lucidas Fiestas ON REGCLAR ADMISSION PRICES DISPLAY HishlandGrocery The Affairs IE RNCIIi:S ATRISCO November 23 and all day GEO. D. HAMMOND, Prop. Thursday 24. TODAY Corner Coal and Arno. Phone 328 of Anatol LOXGIN'O KATARAIN HALL UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS (XQanamounlQictm at the DOINGS ALSO SPECIAL The Jeweler Many of the visiting tcacheiM FOGG, Dorris Tea Room took advantage of the weather yes- Sheet Music Expert Watch, flock and Jewelry "CURRENT EVENTS" Popular Also Ail DDIED terday and visited the Heights. Kepairlnu. Eiwavlns?. 516 West Central Avenue FRUITS They were astonished at the 3 Copies for 10c work guaranteed. Opposite NOTE: ADVANCE IN PRICES growth and character of hornet-buil- t Handmade in Phone 003..T. Exquisite Fancy Del Monte Prunes, lb. ,20o up there, the past year. 122 S. 4lh St. Lingerie, Negligees and per MATINEE . The first section of the new wat- Fancy Peaches, lb ,20o Adults .35c; Children., . .10c; er extension throughout tho west- ROTHMAN'S Neckwear, Appropriate Fancy Figs, lb .2Sc NIGHT (6 to 11)- - --Adults 50c; Children . . ..15c ern half of the Addition was com- Holiday Suggestions. Fancy Apricots, lb ,80c Tax) 12.-00- 0 Andres-Borradi- Brazil Nuts, lb .25c (Including pleted Saturday night. Over Music and Store Find Made in la Jewelry Out About lb . feet of pipe line has been laid English Walnuts, 35o in the Inst two months. 117 S. First St. Phone 017-- J Well Shop, Los Angeles, Cal. Black Walnuts, lb . 1 5c One of the business lots was Country Camp Shown by Miss Grace Almonds, lb .30o riiriwiin(irr 'Urn sold to a well known Pecans, per lb .30o Albuquerque The mountain resort for health-seeke- rs Borradile .25c merchant last week. of moderate means. Filberts, per lb..... The 9 a. m. to 6 m. building of fences across Just east of Albuquerque. p. Give us your Poultry order for that Thanksgiving Dinner the "Hhort cut" roadways has been Kates reduced. Thone 490-- a success. Delivery drivers are Fresh Lime Write now on which Lump a keeplnor the streets In Bulk Hest on Areli adds materially to the appearance the Market. Howard. Tijeras, N. M. of the Addition. Sl'PERIOR WHITE LIME CO Broadway Central Grocery Warehouse IS ASTROLOGY IE IE STORES lil C. If. CONNER, M. I). I. O. Coal Supply & Lumber Co. U U n I 0 5 AliBt'QUERQtF CO., Incorporated T Osteopathic Specialist. Phones 4 and 5. 9' A FACT? No Mall Orders Taken. Stern Bide. Tel. 701-.- I, 2033-W- . MAAin nunc Corner Broadway and Central. Phone 13S CONTINUOUS t TO 11 P. M. CITir KI.F.CTBIC SHOE SHOP RIoccusius, Baskets, Read the "American" Magazine M7-- for December 34. Tbonr 211 South Second. tiems, Iaces. Pago The Highest Crad Macaroni Frrt Call and llrllvrrr. Note These Prices! Jewelry, We TODAY AND TOMORROW Tri" Po8- - Then Consult Egg Noodles, Spaghetti and WRIGHT'S Indian BulldiliK Sell SKIIWERS other Macaroni Products We deliver any size anyi Small Hens (about 2 'a Opposite Postoffice. "If yon loved mo, where. Henry Transfer Co., lbs.) 27e lb why did you leave 939. Heavy Hens 30c lb. me? Why don't you Phone Sprlnccrg .32c II). come back?" Our list of satisfied customers J. W. nit AS IKI.K. (hf Watt-- .Maker. is growing daily. Are you one Ameruan. Sivlsi anii ..nlli.h Makei. of them? SERVICE ECONOMY All Work uuar.iiitecd. Class A, QUALITY 117 South riicine 017-- Southwestern Wool Blankets 85.00 Highest First Class Real Shelled Pinon Nuts. Phone Repaired. Russet Hhoes. . S1.95 Prof. Coffman v. 802. Fannie S. Spitz, 323 Poultry Company lOxtra Heavy H e' North Tenth. Blankets, new av.y...S4.00 About YOT'Il Problems. NEW STATE COAL CO. Phone 014-- 1. Phone 1727-- for WE DELIVER ANYWHERE. Class A, appointment O. D. Breeches. . . . $3.00 PHONE 35 Reclaimed We Are on the Job Army Shirts S1.25 GALLUP, SUGARITE, SWASTIKA COALS Your Trunk Hauled for Leather I STAGE Puttees tDft TO S6 ALL SIZES 25 Cents ATTENTION Where Will You Eat CEDAR AND PINON WOOD X'Al!' B 100 Men's Call Albmnieniue Transfer Co Albuquerque r.eather rt rjj? Phone 512. Army Jerkins . iOCt,iU THANKSGIVING Dry sawed and split to suit your needs. to Santa Fe. Prompt attention to mall orders Phone and tell us your coal and wood requirements Leave Albuquerque. . 7:45 am DAY? Arrives in S'anta Fe. . .10:45 am LIBERTY Old Fashioned 4; f,t FOR BALK BY OWXfcll lpavea Santa Fe 4:10 pm lust finished elwoom modern Arrive? In Albuouernne 7:50 pm Thanksgiving nress brick nd new f:ve-roo- 600 DPPLV CO Dinner Served at the modern heat. Roth in Phone . except Highl-inr'a- Also mod-sr- n 117 North First St Y. W. C. A. house on West Gold. Just SINGER TAXI 0. K. MARKETS "nmpletlng. Call at Office Slmcer Clear Store, 'i if v l R2I W. Silver. 1'lione 1III0-- CAFETERIA .'. - 210 West Central 624 t PHONE TODAY from 5 until 7 501 North First 421 South if' WE Broadway REM FOR CARn 29-- J W Bisque of Oyster Soup Phone Phone 839-- i ALL GOODS DFJ.IVFHF.n Olives Radishes St VK Celery HAVR COMPLETK SFPPLY Roast Turkey with Dressing ii'G FOR THE OF TlfWKStilVLVt; EATABLES Candled Sweet Potatoes GET VOlll OltDEKS IX Ksrallopcd Corn SPECIAL FOR THANKSGIVING EARLY. Beans Tomatoes FELL TJNE OF String THARKSGIVIRG DIHFIER FRESfl DRIEI NAZI M OVA In Seem From "CAMILLE" FRI ITS JEST RECEIVE!) SALADS LB. 40C & 45C ' TURKEYS, NEW CITRON. ORANGE AXD Tomato Lrtture Cheese Balls STORE CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY LEMON PEELS AND GLAZED Waldorf THE INCOMPARABLE CHERRIES JUST RECEIVED. Veal Shoulder Roast, lb 20c Open Until 9 P. M. NEW DRIEI) PR EXES, PIK Veal Rump Roast, lb 25c Tonight l 10c BI LK Mince Apple . Pumpkin Pork Ham Roast, lb 28c MO WE EXPECT STRAWEERRIES TODAY FLAKE HOMINY, Plum Tuddlng with Sauce NAZI Kit 2.1c Fruit Jello Pork Shoulder Roast, lb .24c Premlnm Soda Crackers..'.... 15c Coffee Fresh Side Pork, lb 24c in Bulk Pcannt Butler, lb 20c Closed for Breakfast and Lunch Cure .sorghum .MolnsM's, o Pork Chops, lb 30c and 10-l- cans. Armour's Star Hams, (whole) lb 30c "CAMILLE" Cranberries, per quart 27c Comli Honey 30r Chuck Roast, lb 13c Selected Honey $1.75 Fancy Celery, per bunch, ,10c, 50c, & 90c I. Shoulder Greatest Drama of Love and Sacrifice Honey 00c Roast, lb 15c The World's f 10 bars Borax 50e Yams, Fancy Bradley, per lb 5c Naphtha Soap. Short Ribs, lb , 12V2c : s. Lima Benns 50c Brisket lb ALSO :l Grapefruit 9c, 13c and 15c 1 tial. Cider Vlnecnr ....50e Boiling Beef, 10c California doz 1 lb. Itojal Coeoa fillc Prime Rib Roast, lb ...... 18c Oranges, 35c, 51c and 63c Sack of Meal S.V Home Pork lb en I'l-- t Fee's Sausage, .20c "80 Bacon Plum and Fig Pudding 60c and $1.04 25c 2 lbs. bays PlR Ham 2.V Hamburger, for 35c Two-Pa- Nonesuch, Mince No. Star and Horseshoe Tohaceo. . 80r Hens, lb 27c A rt Comedy Prepared Meat, 2i2 can. .55c dozen SALTED ALMONDS dressed, :kr, 43c Fryers, 32c IN Nonesuch, Condensed Mince Meat, pkg 18c Jl fJT IX 1021 Holland Milkers dressed, lb...; NOTE ADVANCE PRICES Monarch Mince Horrliifrs. MINTS Matinee Adults 25c ; Children . . ,10c Meat, jar 66c ' ' THE ONLY CASH AXD DELIV- Phone your orders early. We deliver. Night (6 to 11) Adults 35c; Children., .15c Marshmallows, 2 ERY STORE IX THE CITY. SATIN FINISHED pkgs 25c Come and Select Your Thanksgiving Turkey. (Tax Included) Marshmallows, large pkg 39c FRANK CONFECTIONS After Dinner Mints 10c and 25c TROTTER CHOCOLATES Our Fruit and Vegetable Department is complete fill West Gold" Avenue. with all the fruits and vegetables the market affords No Thanksgiving Dinner CHOCOLATI is complete without Candy. Phone 91 For Your Fuel COAL and WOSD CREAM COFFEE We Deliver Your Order for 10c. Why Pay More? GALLUP LUMP, GALLUP EGG Wood Kindling and Factory Wood We give you service and quality and guarantee every order, Orders Over $8.00 Delivered FREE Sold At This Store. Combine satisfaction'- - and economy by using WILLY-WILL- we seii Fee's Cerrillos Egg, biirns longer, produces more heat. COAL SUPPLY AND LUMBER CO. Y Skinner's West the 304 Central Ave. 4 PHONES 5 highest grade Macaroni, Phone 435-- IIANN J. A. Skinner 205 South First Street Spaghetti, Egg Noodles and COAL COMPANY Lot Our Trucks Bring Comfort to Tour Dome. other Macaroni Products.